I have been investing using leveraged funds, inverse funds, options contracts and futures for 30 years.

The only time I lost money was when regulators changed rules on my trades.

STAY OUT OF MY MONEY AND LET ME MANAGE IT WITHOUT CONSTANTLY CHANGING RULES!!!

Please do not restrict or remove weighted ETF's. I use this weighted ETF (LABU) when market sentiment has become extremely negative. It is a good hedge to recover losses in my core holdings. I feel it is better than a stock option because there is no time limit and there is diversification in the ETF. All I need is patience with the weighted etf. Please do not take this tool away from me in managing my portfolio.

The regulators should enable common investors to make better choices, not limiting them from trading.

I have owned ProShares for many years. I added it to my retirement fund after it had been doing well in my mothers retirement fund where that holding was helpful for my mom's needs.
I find a ProShares holding (SSO) to still be good in my asset allocation.

There is no way that I have even considered any allocation in crypto funds, an area that does need research, appropriate oversight.

The people have these securities for long time and now that market is in correction, we can not liquidate it. In the other words, it is my own risk to take, not yours.

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