I am not sure what the issue would be to destroy my ability to purchase inverse or leveraged funds. If these are purchased with cash and I understand my risks then no one else should care about if I want to buy them.

I am capable of understanding leveraged and inverse funds. I do my own research and should not be required to take tests or have a high net worth to be able to invest. I use leveraged and inverse funds as insurance for my investments. Making these important investments harder to obtain would be very detrimental to overall portfolio security. I should be able to choose investments that I see fit without these restrictive measures imposed on me.

Public should have the freedom to choose which funds/securities we invest in. Regulatory bodies should not impose their decision on public. All investors understand the risks and we do not require any unsolicited advise.

It will make the large institutions have even more advantage against us individual investors. I dont think this is the right way to do it

The only way you can make money

No limit our ability to invest in leveraged & inverse funds

Hello.

I have been investing almost 30 years using leverage and complex ETF. this new rule will impact my retirement plan.

I know the risk and I know the rewards. So, please don't regulate my ability to invest in the various funds/ETFs I currently have available, including inverse and leveraged ETFs... In other words, please don't be like typical Washington bureaucracies and [REDACTED] things up for the rest of America. Thanks!

I am an experienced, knowledgeable, and capable, investor. I should be able to choose the investments that are right for me, without government interference in the form of regulatory restrictions. Burdensome regulations would hit small individual investors like me the hardest, while institutional investment firms and very rich investors would retain yet another advantage (among the many that they already possess) - essentially enhancing their position of privilege, given the vast resources that they have at their disposal to comply with government regulations.