The idea of regulators being able to determine what I can invest in is very disconcerting to me. I thought we lived in a free America where we could determine our own future and make decisions that will help us get there. I am very much against regulators or any one else making these kind of decisions for me!!

To whom it may concern, How dare you [REDACTED] sit there and try to make us, the consumer, have even less choices to decide what we do with our money and investment plans? We should be the one that makes the choices not you. Your job is to make whatever company signed up with you follows rules to protect the consumer, but this doesnt protect the consumer from the company, but rather is trying to protect us from ourselves. Self righteousness at its finest. Stay out of our business! If that means we lose our money, then thats on us no one else.

I should be able to invest how I want to not the gov.

"Accredited investors" and other manipulations to limit access to certain investments, except for those with a certain income level, is class discrimination, pure and simple. Any attempt to expand upon these already unconstitutional restrictions would be both, immoral and illegal.

why limit my investment world to your "safe" choices? do not ruin my opportunities to hedge my accounts in times of distress.

I do not give my consent to take away everyones ability to Invest. Let the people have the same opportunity as anyone else.

In America, we should have freedom to choose our investments. If billionaires and millionaires can use leverage so should regular investors. Grant

I think that anyone that wants to invest should be able to do so

It should not be any of the governments business in what or how a citizen invests their own money. All your regulations really do is protect the good old boys club of those who are already wealthy and connected. The only ones being fooled here by crypto regulations is yourselves, we know what the status quoe is.

Leveraged and inverse funds are not hard to understand, even for the average investor like myself. We live in a country that is supposed to allow us freedom of choice. I choose what to invest in, good or bad, right or wrong. The current notifications provided by the brokerages as to the inherent market risks associated with these type of investments are sufficient to make an informed choice without further regulatory actions which would impinge upon an individuals right to choose and act promptly in ones own behalf.