No matter how complex an investment may be it is not your right to make that decision for me you have not going to school for me you have not studied the investment for me so how would you know whether it was too complex for me to understand it is my right to determine what I invest the money I work hard to earn

Main St. should be allowed the right to leveraged ETFs and inverse ETFs too.

Please stop trying to legislate all of my freedoms away. It seems all that gets done in Washington these days wastes my money, restricts my lawful choices but provides the politicians with a plethora of soundbite tools to facilitate their run for reelection...seemingly THEIR main and only goal. Please protect my choices and my freedoms so that I can make the best and most responsible financial decisions for ME, MY family and our situation.

Risk. And. Reward. Go. Hand. In. Hand

Leveraged ETFs offer a great way to capitalize small capital on the long term! Maybe the best thing an amateur can do is buy the UPRO and hold it several years!!! why do you want to close that opportunity?

Comments: I as a retail investor understand the risks of leveraged / inverse ETFs. I use it as a hedge. Please do not take away my ability to invest in these products.

More choice is fundamental too stability of any portfolio and I don't want to be limited by anyone especially a LIBERAL REGULATOR. That's what's WRONG with the country now. Mindless regulation based on liberal ideals!

We as individuals should have the right to pick and choose our investments as we see fit. These regulations would be an assault on my ability to manage risk in my portfolio.

All investing comes with risk. By choosing to invest, we investors willingly assume that risk. Regulations should not be used as an to attempt to save unwise investors from themselves. The State allows lotteries and widespread sports betting, which inevitable causes more financial harm to unwise investors than leveraged and inverse funds. Thus, I see these proposed regulations as unnecessary and unjustifiably restricting.

My money is none of your business. I earned it and if I want to invest in something, I will. We need to get rid of all regulators.