To Whom It May Concern:
Over the last couple of years, I have been trying to manage my retirement investments much more actively. It's very important to hedge some of my positions, particularly in the current economic environment. An important part of my strategy is to be able to invest in inverse ETFs, as I am unable to short individual stocks in my retirement accounts. I do not think it is fair to restrict these investments to the privileged few, in the name or protecting the individual investor. I am capable of doing my own research and managing my own investments.

I occasionally use leveraged/inverse funds to reduce risk in my portfolio during high volatility market periods. Use of leveraged inverse funds are simpler to use than other instruments for someone who only uses them infrequently. I am best qualified to make these judgements. Trying to define what is a "complex product" is apt to be an inaccurate exercise subject to influence by special interests to create regulations for their individual benefit. Please do not restrict my ability to invest in the ways I feel are best suited for my situation.

SEC Personal, I use inverse leveraged and non leveraged funds to trade on a regular basis. Without that ability I probably couldn't trade in the markets for long. Please reconsider any adverse changes that would take that freedom away.

Hello,
My name is Steve Floor, I have been Investing and trading for 30 years, my how time fly's. I have always been able to choose
public investments that I feel are correct for me. I do not wish that option to change, no special process no more regulation

Hello,
As an active investor, recently retired, my family and I depend on intelligent use of leveraged ETFs to grow and sustain our portfolio.
I oppose any restrictions on retail investors to use leveraged, inverse or volatility index related ETFs.

As an individual I should have rights to invest the money I earned and I should be able to invest as well as hedge when required. I should not be tested for the knowledge in order for me to invest the way I wanted. It should be my personal choice.

It's my right to put my money in any asset which has transparency and legal.

Dear FINRA, 5-6-22

FINRA, YOU are NOT my big brother, if I have the money to invest I do not need nor want YOU telling me if I'm smart enough to understand what I'm doing.
You are giving yourself power that belongs to me.

I strongly oppose any and all new regulations.