Please leave inverse and leveraged long funds alone as these provide strong flexibility and conservative positioning for retirement and other investable funds for me and my family. Some of the futures-based funds and 5/1 leveraged funds are of course high risk so some scrutiny there is fine or go after and scrutinize options markets and crypto markets but comparatively speaking, 1/1 and 2/1 funds are conservative ways of investing in the markets and allow much flexibility in investing in how I see fit. Thanks

Thanks for letting me voice my opinion on this major problem. Let's start from the roots of the perfect storm clashing together between consumers,advertisers,protecting privacy and data on digital devices. The marketplace and investors needing a technology solution that calm the lighting rod strikes and strong winds of untrustworthy of protecting privacy and data in marketplace. The sunshine blue skies calming winds technology. Verizon plea to U.S.

Dear Sirs,

I found that leveraged and inverse funds are working well for hedging for my long term investments. So please allow individual investors to have these funds available.

I as a private citizen should be allowed to make investment decisions without being regulated, this is part of what makes America great and leads to inovation on many levels.

Public investments should be available to all of the public

Do not touch my hard Earned Money. Nobody gave it to me and i Didn't steel it like some people i know. Leave my money alone.
You'll aught to be a shame of your self's trying to take away the older peoples money like that. Your getting ready to start World
War lll.

I oppose restrictions on my right to trade in particular securities or requiring prequalification to do so. The securities I trade in are a critical part of my investment strategy and I use them appropriately with stop loss orders to protect my capital. I have over 40 years experience trading in the financial markets and shouldn't be required to prove to anyone that I know what I'm doing.

I am currently "under water" with an inverse fund and am waiting for a market recovery. I do not want to be forced out of this investment at a loss.

Comments: Dear Finra ,
I am a 90 year old (young) combat veteran of the Korean War , the stock market wars of the 1960's and '70's' and , for the better part of my working career , NYC taxi-owner driver .
Each situation requires an investment of a sort . My point in this limited space , is , if people don't do "due diligence" in their risk taking , the result could be disaster .