Do not limit an investor's ability to invest in any fund, especially leveraged and inverse funds. These funds are a important instrument in dealing with economic cycles and protecting personal assets.

Why should only certain people be allowed to invest? If I want to invest, I feel I should be able to!

I have been investing in leveraged funds for many years. I am completely comfortable with the risks involved and enjoy having the choice to do so. Please reject the proposed regulations.

I resent any attempts to limit my full participation in the stock market in any way I choose to.

Stay away from my freedoms and susposed abilities. [REDACTED] 

I strongly and vehemently oppose any restrictions on my ability to trade freely. This is a blatant attempt to segregate investors based on a shaky litmus test to intentionally squash investors based on an elitist agenda to stifle the ability of the public to trade as they see fit and to make their own judgements based on personal risk tolerances and long term investments objectives. This type of hampering of the free market is repugnant, and I hope it is fails on its face.

No robbery of our asset! It is everybody rights to buy tqqq!

If an investment product is available on the public market, anyone should be able to buy it. There are risks and rewards and they are the responsibility of the investor. The investor does not need special education, nor have above average means. Information on any of these products is freely available.

Hello, I have been buying crypto currency and crypto funds since early 2021. I am unhappy that till date SEC has not made decision on what rules should apply to crypto. Since January 2022 the whole crypto group has been in decline. The decline is due to SEC inability to make decision within appropriate time. Please don't make new restrictions that I should pass a test in order to buy crypto - I am able to choose iinvestments that is right for me and my family.
Regards,
Temay So

Investments in leveraged ETFs gave me the ability to sustain my family in times of our tumultuous economy. I would not have access to them had they been over zealously gatekept by over-regulation. I can only assume that in your position you are hoping to protect the public from investing in securities they do not fully understand or you feel is potentially exploitive. Perhaps issuers of leveraged ETFs could do more for us investors, maybe adjustments are necessary.