I am sick of the nazi tactics this illegal administration is pulling and getting away with it!!

Every Investment is at your own risk. That's why they call it Investing.

The more we let all people invest or do whatever....then America will be the great nation if freedom it began as. Freedom to choose.

Many investors, including myself, occasionally use inverse and leveraged ETF's in our investment portfolios. Please do not take away this option. All it will accomplish is making the little guy have even less options than before.

Please give us the right to invest.

I neither need nor want the nanny state telling me what I can and cannot do with my money. Especially in terms of investments.

You should be worried about Congress using insider information to enrich themselves. If the general population wants to risk THEIR money, its THEIR choice if you do this, the effort to make the rich richer while the poor have no hope will become obvious. Let them eat cake is a bad strategy

FINRA should not restrict my ability to utilize leveraged and inverse funds as a means to grow wealth for my family and our future. I don't need you to further encroach on what has been a successful approach to wealth creation by adding extra and over-reaching restrictions and requirements like tests, net worth measures, cooling off periods and broker approvals. You are over-reaching your roles and responsibilities by doing this and impacting my freedoms of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness.

Most people get that investing is risky. If they passed high school, they'll have learned about things like the Great Depression where people lost everything on their stock investments. If anything, the burden should be on the organizations doing a fundraise to provide all the information that people need to make smart decisions and establish that they aren't going to pull the rug out from under their investors. The most people should have to do is tick a box saying that they understand that they can lose money on an investment.

Please do not limit my ability to invest, it's my own money