Its important to continue to allow innovative financial solutions like leveraged assets. I feel this type of asset is of lesser risk than many other asset options. Ie individual low quality stocks, SPACs and options contracts.

Freedom of the markets should not be taken. Please dont do this.

FINRA, Please do not consider further regulations. I have a much broader knowledge of my investment goals than government regulators. Many of these investments are crucial to my overall investment strategy. Thank you, but I believe I am much more capable than regulators who may never have invested in these asset classes. PLEASE don't leave the average investor out of these strategies. Why should the rich keep getting richer while I am frozen out of these often lucrative investments. Don't help widen the wealth gap any more. Let it be

Do not regulate

Why do you restrict my right to invest? I invest by myself, do not need other people help nor restrict.

I've been trading with leveraged and inversed etfs over years. FINRA should not regulate investor's right to choose leveraged or inversed as tools to build their wealth.

I oppose any restrictions to my right to invest.

I not regulators should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and my family. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged.

I shouldn't have to go through any special process like passing a test before you can invest in public securities, like leveraged and inverse funds.

I am capable of understanding leveraged and inverse funds and their risks.

I want to make my own investment decisions. I do not want the federal government to interfere with those decisions.

The leveraged ETF's are a way for the little guy to make money. One of the big advantages that Wall St. has over the little guy is a plethora of capital at their disposal. The little guy invests with the little extra savings from their paychecks or bonuses. It's almost impossible to build wealth with the little extra savings most Americans accumulate each year. The old saying used to be..."It takes money to make money". Leveraged ETF's has changed that.

I was unaware until recently that you [REDACTED] might be hatching another scheme to interfere with my ability to hedge risk and/or speculate in the financial markets. Even to the regulatory mind it should be obvious that investors either find these products useful or they avoid them, a principle that applies to all the ETFs and ETNs in the marketplace.