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Dear Sir or madam,

hello, i invest regularly, daily, and am a private investor, to gain income and retirement income, i do not want limitations put on the system i use currently. i currently use leveraged and inverse systems/funds in my portfolio,, thank you for your consideration.

I have been investing for 65 years and, at age 90, have not run out of funds. Small doses of leveraged and inverse funds help me deal with trends as I see them. I feel much more comfortable using inverse funds than shorting stocks.

I want to still invest in leveraged funds.

To whom it may concern,

I am extremely bothered by this proposal. As I am heavily invested in 401k I would like to be able to accumulate inverse funds in my Roth account to mitigate any risk of a market downturn. It is especially cynical if these inverse funds are available only to hedge funds. Please consider the voices of the retail investors as well.

Thank you very much for your consideration.

It is an investors right to freely access the entirety of the public securities markets without arbitrary restrictions. I do not need a regulator to protect me or my right to choose how I invest my money

This is simple, allow us to make our own choices like you do for large hedge funds and global banks that you continue to bailout.

I believe the risk of loosing capital is higher with options over leveraged index products. Therefore, I believe restriction should be similar to options. Further margin requirements should be substantially higher for leverage products based on the amount of leverage.

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