I strongly oppose the regulations. It is completely unfair and unethical to limit only certain members of the public from investing in what they want. The stock market should be available for everyone who wants to invest, not only for the wealthy. Regulators should not be able to determine what I am or am not able to invest my money in. I do not want or need these regulations, and they are not there to protect anyone like it is claimed, so regulators need to stop lying about their actual intentions.

Please do not add regulations on leveraged ETFs. If you feel the need to coddle investors, please add a warning vs further restrictions on these products. Thank you.

You have no business regulating our privacy, privilege, opportunity, or freedom to engage in and with financial markets. Your proposal is unconstitutional, discriminatory, and will be fought against.

Would like to have ability for small exposure to Bitcoin in portfolio.

The only change that should be made if any is that one should be ablento take a test or quick quiz that proves knowledge of these products and then also sign an acknowledgement and the same should be done for the PDT rule. One is kidding themselves if they think changes here will protect anyone as that would imply that the regulatory body has the right to save people from themselves. They don't. Same with the PDT, it's about aggregating funds and making it harder for individuals to trade. In no way is it helping or protecting anyone from anything.

I am truly concern of the impact that any regulation would have on the individuals investing on these ETF. This could wipe out retirement savings or individual savings of many of your constituents.

We should have the ability to choose our investments without regulation.
We earned our money and it is for us to choose how to spend, save or invest it.

Please, do not stop access to invest in leveraged and inverse funds. It is my responsibility to take extra risk associated with them as well as ability to get rid of them if I find myself uncomfortable with them.
Thanks for understanding
Boris Svoyskiy

To further restrict access to complex products would be a mistake. Demanding that brokerages and fiduciaries provide education on how these products work makes sense, but restriction earlier in my investing career actually cost me money. I currently use ETFs, leveraged instruments, and options to limit my risk.

I value the freedom to access a broad range of investment products that help me buffer the swings of the market in my portfolio. I want to maintain my current freedom to invest in public securities which I choose. I do not need regulators to help me decide what to invest in. I am capable of understanding the risk and reward of my investments and do not need additional measures imposed on me.