Please regulate cryptocurrency. There is no reason to have an unrelated dark money market.

Dear Sir, I fully understand the leveraged and inverse funds and its risks. Please don't deny me the freedom to choose investments that could help me balance and achieve long term financial security. Thank for your consideration! Pou-Fong Lee

I strongly oppose your planned limitations on leveraged ETFs. I dont need regulators to tell me what is good for me.

I am a retired business owner and a 30+ year stock market investor. I am very capable of investing in Leveraged and Inverse Funds. I should not have to have a minimum net worth or go through any special tests before being able to invest in public securities. Please do not regulate or put limitations on Leveraged or Inverse Funds. This will greatly reduce my ability to reach my financial goals to support my family.

I do not agree with this proposal. I understand the risks associated with the types of investments I make. This proposal goes against the very idea of a free market. This is a horrible idea and I hope it does not pass.

Hello, I am writing in regards to regulatory notice #22-08.

Do not block nor make harder for small money investor for accessing leverage investment instruments. It is the only chance we have to compete with big money. Regardless of the investment knowledge or net worth the regulations shall prevent fraud, scams; not blocking for using investment instruments. If the regulation reason is to protect the little money investor, then protect them from big money investors: Make a regulation that forces big money to insure little money investors; the insurance shall insure 95% of the capital of the little money investor...

Please allow consume their rights to direct their investments which is their hard earned money which allows for stronger economic recovery. And consumer trust. V

I opposed restrictions to my right to invest leverage and inverse funds. Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategies. They help me hedge my investments and I use them as a limited part of my portfolio. In addition, public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged.

I am writing to oppose restrictions on leveraged and inverse funds. Both of those funds allow investors to engage in investment strategies that is already allowed in an efficient manner. For example, Regulation T margin and portfolio margin offered by brokers already allows significant leverage and an inverse fund could be implemented by shorting the underlying security.