Regulators, I oppose restrictions on my right to choose and invest in public investments. I do not need, or want, new rules concocted to determine what my investment options are, or, how, and when I am "allowed" to invest my own funds in public investments.

Thank you for considering my comments. I oppose restrictions to my right to invest. I wish to continue to use inverse ETFs without restriction. I use these funds as a limited part of my overall portfolio, primarily to hedge my long term investments. I am capable of understanding the funds and do not want to see restrictions imposed on my right to invest.

Please note that investors should have the right to choose investments that are right for us...there shouldn't be a special test, how unamerican. Inverse funds are critical to me hedging my risk, PLEASE DO NOT RESTRICT MY RIGHT TO INVEST

Stay out of our LIVES!!!

Freedom of choice in investments for individuals is paramount and puts the power back in the hands of citizens instead of the monolithic financial industry. Please support us to maintain the tools to adequately construct our own financial futures.

DON'T TELL ME HOW TO INVEST, UNLESS HEDGE FUNDS AND FUND MANAGERS ARE PUT UNDER THE SAME EXACT RESTRICTIONS.

I not regulators should be able to choose the public
investments that are right for you and your family.
Public investments should be available to all of the public,
not just the privileged.
Why goverment always think that I am so stupid to manage my own money?
Leveraged and inverse funds are important for mine
investment strategies.

I don't think regulators should be telling me what public investments I can and cannot invest in. I have done well investing in leveraged funds. They should be readily available to everyone, not just the wealthy and connected people. It is a matter of having a level playing field for everyone and should not be restricted (tests, permissions, etc.) unless those same restrictions are placed on everyone. And certainly no broker who gets paid by the investor should be deciding when and where I get to invest.

I regularly invest in leveraged funds (and less regularly, but not never, in inverse funds), and find it ludicrous that I might have to jump through a bunch of hoops to invest in publicly traded, already approved funds, and unacceptable that there might be periods during which I'm not allowed to invest. They're a small but important part of my overall investment strategy, and I'm quite aware of how they work and their drawbacks.

I want to have the option of investing in inverse funds so I can make some money in down markets. Also, I will occasionally us leveraged funds on a limited basis.

I don't want to have these options taken off the table.