I, but not regulators, should have the choice in how I spend my hard earned money. If regulators are concerned about misinformed choices, they could simply inform the public about the products they are buying instead of restricting their access to the leveraged funds.

I'm astounded that you would attempt to limit access to leveraged funds on on regulated securities through registered brokers on public regulated exchanges, while doing nothing to restrict trading of unregulated, crypto currency in speculative ponzy schemes, that are wildly volatile, and subject to blatant market manipulation with pump-and-dump as a regular practice. This is the height of stupidity in regulation.

I believe I have a right to choose the assets I invest in. I am capable of understanding the risks associated with leveraged funds. Leveraged funds are a limited part of my portfolio and enhance my returns.

Please do not ban leveraged ETFS. We invest responsibly. Thanks

I oppose changing regulations for levered ETFs/ETNs. The products are a preferred alternative to options or margin trading. This also creates a slippery slope for more regulatory overreach. It is already difficult enough to get approval to trade certain types of options. Many brokerage firms require certain experience, but how can you get experience if you arent allowed to trade them? New training can be gamed and people will develop workarounds.

Leveraged ETF's allow me to mitigate downside risk in my long term holdings. It's important that I be allowed access to these instruments. Thank You

I believe us as investors should have the freedom to choose the investments that fit our objectives and risk appetite. No special requirements should be implemented in order to do this. I see leveraged and inverse ETFs as an alternative to stock derivatives in my portfolio.

Been trading for 14 years no changes needed.

Investors, not regulators should be able to choose what is right for their portfolios.

Inverse and leverage securities have already been approved and listed, with significant amounts of disclosure and educational material easily available.

Changing who can invest after these have been listed is not acceptable and can adversely impact existing ETF holders.

I know and accept the risks involved with leveraged funds. It should be my personal choice to invest in these funds. I fully oppose any more regulation on a free market system.