Investors like myself do not need the regulatory eye of FINRA to oversee and dictate what securities people can buy and sell. I oppose all restrictions on the rights and freedom to invest funds in any way people want, including leveraged and inverse funds.

FINRAs definition of complex products is broad, arbitrary, vague, and unworkable. It would be an unacceptable infringement on investors and an overreach of your powers. Notice #22-08 is highly unacceptable. There should be no such restrictions on anyone's right to public investments.

What you law makers should regulate is how to audit Pelosis family instead of creating hurdles for retail investors from investing a variety of ETFs.

Dear Sir/Madam, As an investor, I want to 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. If I cannot trade those funds (e.g. TQQQ, SQQQ, etc) as needed, I probably have to take on a lot of loss and make huge changes to my investment strategies which also impact significantly on my family's financial future. Please consider what is the best for all individuals not only the privileged. Thank you! Sincerely, Linlin

A free and fair public market is critical to the economic and social survival of our country. In the United States, all Americans are free to choose which investments we wish to take part in. Independence and self reliance are the foundational principles of which makes America the greatest country on Earth. Leveraged equities are an incredibly powerful tool which even casual retail investors can use to protect their long term investments. I and the majority of retail investors understand the risks inherent to investing and refuse to allow draconian regulation of a public market.

I want to continue using my ability to purchase public investments of different kinds and vigorously oppose any restrictions by the regulators.

I want to be able to choose the public investments I think are right for me. The regulators have to respect this right whether I am a small time investor and not a privileged one/entity. With my choice sometimes can have a negative consequence- BUT i will own it since it is my choice

Dear FINRA,
While it is understandable that you have the interest of investors on mind, it is not fair to restrict investment opportunities to accredited investors and high net worth individuals. This will end up in rich getting richer and poor staying poor. Retail investors do educate themselves before picking investments whether stocks ETFs or leveraged products. Definitely better than gambling and lottery which are legal and accessible irrespective of net worth etc. please do not restrict access to leveraged and inverse products.

The proposed regulations will add obstacles for ordinary citizens like me to invest freely. Individuals know the best how to invest for themselves and their families, not the regulators, not even the brokers. Leveraged funds are very important to my investment strategies. I don't think these measures will help me or the public other than adding more burdens and cost.