Ah yes, quite a brilliant regulatory notice. Only us ~~~~sophisticated~~~~~~~~ investors are worthy enough to trade such complex financial instruments. The peasantry are wholly incapable of understanding the Bitz-Coins on our academic level. The only issue with this proposal is that it does not go far enough to """""protect"""" retail investors from their own stupidity. Many individual stocks are delisted from exchanges every year.

I have a BS degree in Business Administration and I am perfectly capable of making my own investment decisions. I do not need regulators and regulations making choices for me.

Leveraged and inverse funds are vital to my investments. I oppose restrictions on my rights to invest!

Taking away this right does not all a true free market. There are numerous ways to trade that are higher risk such as weekly options and micro stocks, what is the difference? This limits what should be a true and free market.

I was very disappointed to learn that FINRA is considering limiting my ability as an investor to invest in leveraged and inverse funds.
This is a choice I should make as an investor, not regulators.
Public investments should be available to all investors, not just the privileged.
When making investments I understand the risks and evaluate options before making a choice. I do not need to go through any special process or pass a test to invest in leveraged and inverse funds.

I enjoy investing in some of the leveraged ETF. I am aware of its risks as well as its benefits

I do not believe the Federal Government should dictate suitability of investments, whether leveraged or not. I am more than capable of determining whether an investment is suitable for me or not. In addition, leveraged and inverse funds can be a useful hedge for portfolios- that is certainly how I view mine.

I against this proposal!

To Whom It May Concern:

Please allow me to continue to make informed choices on what investments are best for me and my family. Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategy. These funds allow me protect my investments and seek enhanced returns. I use them as a limited part of my overall portfolio.

I'm a 26 year industry veteran with over a decade on the retail side, over a decade on the institutional side w/corp fin, syndicate, corporate buyback experience - we literally wrote the 10b-5-1 plans with out attorneys back before they became popular.

I literally left the confines of traditional Wall Street for their inability to manage risk and the handcuffs they strap on advisors in not allowing them to manage risk properly. Outside of short positions, there are few asset classes which have posted positive returns to date.

Each individual has the right to make their decisions on what the purchase. Risk are always there for transactions made.