I am strongly against the regulators restricting individuals buying leverage investment. I have been holding tqqq for 4 years. I believe I have the right to select what investment best for me based on my own analysis and situation. If my selections are limited by regulators, I feel the regulators are manipulating the markets and intentionally benefitting other investment tools. The power of regulators can not be expanded too further. Otherwise, we will loose freedom.

I am concerned about Gov taking what we worked all of our life . We are on social security and draw enuf to live on leave poor people alone !!!!!!!!!!!

I have the right to invest my money where and as I see fit.

Leave us Americans alone and STOP trying to make America like a communist country.

Stop regulating our investments stop limiting!!!

Rather than limiting access to these products, perhaps increase education on them. Leveraged products are not discussed in any academic curriculum on neither a high school level nor university level. Word of mouth is the most common way for people to discover leveraged products. When I was first entering the markets at the ripe age of 15, one of the first investments I was told about was DWTI - the Direxion inverse 3x leveraged crude oil ETF. Watching it swing 20% in a week taught me a lot about risk management and capital gains.

I believe myself and other retail investors should have the ability to utilize "complex" investment products. The risk factors involved are clearly communicated by the prospectus and even by the disclosures from the brokerage prior to investing. The ability to utilize these funds is instrumental in optimizing out portfolios to meet our investing goals.

I am totally opposed to any restrictions on the freedom to choose what securities I'm allowed to buy. If protecting the public from excessive risk is the goal, then there are overwhelming categories of securities that Regulators would have to restrict. We would have not a free market but a restrictive one. It is the individual's responsibility and right to determine how much risk he/she is able to accept, rather than a matter to be regulated. Neither is it good to qualify investors with tests and processes, which inevitably act as deterrents.

I feel that no one has the right to restrict anyone in there right to invest in any stocks or bonds . These people have the right to invest in any way they see fit ... Thank you.

I should have the right to invest MY money the way l decide. There is no good reason for this proposed rule.