I feel this is yet again Wallstreet attacking us normal citizens from investing freely as we see fit. They should not be able to shut us down period, we live in a free country and it's my right to invest as I see fit, without being attacked by investing corporations who are mad that they are not getting a piece of my pie so to speak.

To whom it may concern:

I believe there are enough regulations concerning the purchasing of leveraged and inverse funds. There is no reason to make additional requirements for the purchase of these investment products.

Dear FINRA Members, As well as you may know, in Argentina we have serious limitations or restrictions to manage our own surplus money. And that's the reason why I thought your country was a bit different from ours, because you have the freedom (as in many other things) to invest in whatever you want to. Now, reading about all these "rules" "tests" , etc only brings me bad memories and sadness. I use leveraged and inverse funds because I seek enhanced returns from them, and I am aware about their risks. Having them or not in my portfolio I thought it was my decision, my right to do it.

Leveraged products are great tools, they are significantly less risky and less costly than trading on margin. Why take away leveraged and inverse ETFs but leave the ability to buy on margin or sell short?

Please don't try to fix something that isn't broken.

I should have the same rights and privileges as any other company or individual with regards to ALL stock market investment choices, including leveraged and inverse funds. First and foremost, the stock market is there for the public good, not the privileged few. I am fully capable of understanding the risks of investing and it is my responsibility to bear those risks. It is FINRA's responsibility to level the playing field so that the individual investor is neither penalized nor hindered from competing in a fair and open market.

As an investor of 40 years, I can attest to the usefulness and simplicity of use of inverse and leveraged funds. They have saved me thousands of dollars Please do not "fix what isn't broken". MP

This limitation feels nothing more than an attempt to prevent experienced retail investors from investing in funds that can be used as a hedge in case of a market downturn. Additionally, public investments should be available to all the public and not just a privileged few.

I do not agree with this regulation

I honestly believe that any investors or traders should know their own risk and regulators should not interfere with it as there are thousands and thousands of full time traders who could lost their passion and jobs if regulators will stop the leveraged etfs!!!

Thanks,
Sujan

Don't mess with the markets, the Fed/FOMC has already screwed things up enough