I have invested and traded stocks, options, etf's for 20 years and understand the risks involved. I have a high net worth and only risk approximately 5% of my stock portfolio on options and etf's hedges. I have extensive knowledge by reading about various types of investments. This is the U.S. where we should have the right to invest public investments of all kinds if we choose. We should not have regulators dictate what is deemed risky nor have them imposed upon us.

Stop regulating

I want to maintain my freedom to invest in stocks of MY choosing. I know what I am doing, been investing for 30 years

No need to protect me from any investment vehicles. Once again overreach by govt regulations. I use leverage funds to help with both sides of the trade. How about educating versus regulating

Considering how much the government take in Social Security and Medicare. They do not know how to take care of finances. If it was a company running a business, it would have gone bankrupt. I think this is the only way to be able to retire and have a good income.

Dear FINRA,

I am against any legislation that limits the ability into any financial products including investing into leveraged ETF like pro shares QQQ (TQQQ). Investment is an individual decision that adults make - there should not be any restriction or regulation in that process unless it's against the law.

Any rule that keeps me from purchasing something that doesn't harm anyone is not in line with a free people

If my financial planner or I review a registrred ETF, Mutual Fund, stock, bonds, etc, inclusive of its prospectus for an investment and if after said review I deem it approved as a viable investment, why should the government tell me I cannot do so? Isn't it within my rights to do so?

At 64 years of age, holding 7 professional certifications & having experience in industrial, education, medical, law, & CPA/Financial Planning fields, I feel I am more than qualified to control & invest my retirement funds as I see fit! I DON'T need FIRA to "save" me from myself! The option to invest in PUBLICLY traded funds should be just that - an option for the general PUBLIC, not just the wealthy. This is DISCRIMINATION at the highest level. SQQQ has been an invaluable portion of my retirement that I am counting on going forward.