Good Day,
I am writing to express the my frustration at hearing that regulators my limit investors ability to invest in leveraged stocks and inverse stocks.

Investors should be able to invest in the stocks they choose to for themselves and their family.

They are an important part of investment strategies and should not be limited to privileged higher net individuals.

As with most regulations, they do more harm that good and have far reaching unintended consequences.

Please do not limit my rights as an investor and as a citizen.

Leave our money investing the way it is you dont have to keep regulating everything till there nothing left to regulate

Life is win or lose,sometimes you win sometimes you lose.dont take away our chance of winning,

Even though people may see leveraged stocks as risks. In reality, when trading them for the long run they are actually very safe investments. There is no reason to restrict access to these stocks

I don't need the government telling me or attempting to protect my investments. I don't approve of the action, and didn't ask for it either. You don't prevent people from buying junk bonds or volatile equities, don't put actions in place to prevent this

I do not want more obstacles in the way for investing. It should be easy for everyone.

We should have the choice to invest in letfs

I oppose restrictions on my right to invest in the investments that i choose. I, not regulators, should decide what investment strategy is good for me. If you regulate leveraged and inverse funds, what investments will you regulate in the future? This is a slippery slope. Inverse funds are great for a hedge. And what is the issue, shorting has been allowed forever and is much more risky due to the unlimited loss potential in shorting. Are you going to regulate shorting as well?

This is utterly stupid. Let us make our own decisions. We don't need to be pampered like 2 year olds. I'm sick and tired of useless legislation that helps NO ONE.

I invest in leveraged ETFs and have done so since at least 2015. I understand they are complex and, as a non-professional investor, I understand do not fully understand them. However, I do understand the single most important factor about leveraged ETFs: I am at risk of losing money (and at greater risk versus non-leveraged ETFs). That point is not complex and is not difficult to understand. Further, it is true of any stock market investment.