I believe that I, as an American, can invest my money in any vehicle I deem beneficial. Leveraged and inverse investment options are one of the many ways I choose to protect my capital. This is a direct attack on the individual investor!

INDIVIDUALS not regulators have the right to choose what we invest in! The investment market is already too restricted by limiting certain investment types to "high net worth individuals" and "accredited investors" which DISCRIMINATES against average people who want to invest. You're not allowed to make money unless you already have money! It is not the job of regulators, especially FINRA, to protect investors from ourselves. The job of regulators is to stop CORRUPTION, stop discriminating against normal investors and do your actual job.

I do not understand the intent, but generally regulations that prevent freedom of choice and one's own destiny are not likely a good idea. Admittedly I don't understand the list mentioned, however initial IPO is very concerning, considering some of the richest people took those opportunities, why would we be denied such opportunities in United States, the land of opportunity.

Please don't take away my ability to invest in stocks like tqqq. I've used this to average approx 25% per year since the fund started. Right now, I'm in the situation where I will be able to retire in 10 years. If you take away my ability to hold tqqq, it push back my retirement by several years. Please don't do this. It will harm me greatly.

The only people that should be regulated are the members of Congress!
Let the taxpaying citizens make their own decisions.

You do not have the right to tell us how to spend our money or how we invest our money. Maybe you all should live by the same rules you have for us.

I would like to maintain my freedom to invest in public securities. My investment decisions are carefully decided from reading extensively. Changing the rules in this way is patronizing to thousands of investors that have strategies that differ from what regulator deem acceptable. If issuer is transparent and doesn't commit any fraud (which is the actual responsibility of our regulators), then they regulators should let investors make our own decisions.

The playing field should be level.

Economics and Finance professors, even at the Phd. level can stink and investing or trading.

Leave personal investments alone!

I've been trading for years and completely understand the risk in what I buy. You win some, you lose some that's the way life and trading goes.