I understand the risks associated with investing after more than forty years of managing my own investments. Having inverse and leveraged options is an important element of my investment strategy, especially after 1987, 2001, 2007, and 2020. Is there more to this diabolical plan to restrict my options? Please bear in mind you are elected officials.

I want to invest my money how I want to and as much as I want to. I have just as much right to become a millionaire as any one in the government does.

please do not stop us from investing. I very much enjoy exercising my righy to purchase stivks and crypto currency. especially if the leaders of of our country can trade stocks, we the people should also be able to participate in the free market. thank you for your time thank you for reading this

I'm writing to let you know that I vehemently oppose this regulatory proposal for the following reasons.

1. I use leveraged and inverse ETF's regularly in order to manage and reduce risk in my investment. These ETF's allow me to hedge against market risk, and therefore are a very important part of my portfolio.

2. These public investment securities should be available to everyone, not just the privileged. If these regulations are passed, it will only widen the gap between the wealthy and ordinary investors because the wealthy will have the advantage.

Comments: we don't mind trading the complex instrument

We should be able to choose!!!!!

Please leave things alone.

Please do not restrict my ability to invest in funds and products of my choosing. Your added restrictions based on the arbitrary categorization of "Complex Products" will only further disadvantage individual investors and benefit large investment firms, like pretty much every other regulation you put forth.

No restrictions on trading anything! It is not government's job to worry about people losing money in trading/investing.

Public securities should be what they say they are 'Public'. Our country was created around the premise everyone is equal. People are intelligent enough to make up their own minds . It is an insult and affront to think public investment requires special precepts. Shameful and discriminatory.