Enough of our rights have eroded enough. The United States is FREE nation where it's citizens make their own choices as to whether or not they will invest their money. It is not up to regulators or any other high-minded know-it-all to decide whether or not a person can invest in something. Investing has its risks, just as it has its rewards. It is not and NEVER should be up to some "regulator" to give anyone permission to risk their own money.

Comments:I firmly oppose the limits on leveraged and inverse funds to be imposed on individual investors like myself. It will only lead to investors investing in riskier non regulated or international markets.

The problem with anybody investing in anything is that, almost tautologically, a large fraction of the financial crises over the last 800 years arose from over investment in unfamiliar financial vehicles.

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I like the ability to invest in different instruments. It should be my choice what I invest in.

PLEASE regulate this industry in every way possible including limiting investments. It is high time we had a maximum income limit. Please keep regualting and regulate some more.

I am investing in an ETF that tracks the price of bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and a dollar that will weaken with continued deficit spending. Dont take away this option which allows me to play the crypto smarket without having to hold bitcoin itself. It would be an OUTRAGE to take this away.

Please allow us to invest in leveraged funds. And there must be a way to allow this along with ensure those inexperienced investors a safety net.

Please dont restrict my ability to trade leveraged ETFs

I clicked over to a website that does not support the proposed rule, but I *DO* agree with the limitations being proposed. I was Series 7 and Series 63 licensed, and have seen many people maneuvered into investments that neither they nor their financial advisors understood. The results can be devastating. I think it might be better to do a two-pronged approach with limits on the types of investments being sold, but perhaps that is happening as well. In any case, yours is a complex job and I do not envy you!

Need to be able to buy Leveraged and inverse funds