I oppose SEC proposed Rule #S7-24-15. The small investor should not have rules applied to them that the SEC does not apply to the large investor. Indivindual investors(Adults) have the means to read a prospectus and do their own research. My analogy is ignorance of the law is no excuse when you break the law and get in trouble. Ignorance of an investor not knowing what they are investiing in is no excuse when they lose money

I very much oppose any attempt by regulators to prohibit me from investing as I see fit. I am fully aware of the risks of investing in leveraged funds and have taken those risks into account.

I am strictly against limitations of trading leveraged or inverse tools. It is a usefull way how to enhance profit or hedging a portfolio. I just want to keep the system running freely as it is currently now. Thank you Ivan Cenov

This proposed rule is not fair to the common people. If you want to make a new rule, target the big banks instead.

Limiting and restricting investors ability to utilize leveraged and inverse funds is a grave disservice. Through use of said funds I have been able to substantially increase profits.

I have been trading and hedging my account for years. Please do not restrict their use. Please allow me to choose

Greetings, Please do not implement regulations that may limit or prohibit investment in leveraged and inverse funds. Our investments have benefited from such investments. The alternative for my wife and I would be put options which are far riskier than funds such as UDOW, SDOW, SQQQ, etc. Leveraged and inverse funds allow for simple shares to take positions on a given index or sector. Limiting the ablility of any investor to assess the choices available would be a net negative. Thank you very much for considering this input.

I strongly oppose any regulations which further limits my ability to invest in public securities such as leveraged and inverse funds. I fully understand how these work, and the associated risks. It is completely unnecessary to implement any special process, measures or approval to utilize these funds. These need to remain accessible to EVERYONE, not just "trained" brokers and other privileged & wealthy individuals. My portfolio is carefully constructed to meet my needs and risk tolerance, and I've found both leveraged and inverse funds very beneficial.

Dear Sir, Please retain our ability to trade freely. Our actions are informed by massive amounts of information from diverse sources like Standberry Research, Motley Fools, Dividend Investors, etc. These are not gambled decisions. Thank you.

Regular investors already can not purchase shares in private companies. These newly proposed rules will make access to good investment even more elitist. Frankly, this is a severe move backwards and will enrage thousands. Regulators are supposed to help and protect the people. These rules do none of that. These rules give can edge to a class of people and investors that already have a huge edge. How is someone supposed to build their wealth and become a sophisticated investor/trader if you cut off their access to perfectly good products.