Leveraged & Inverse ETF help those investors without access to more sophisticated tool, which is only accessible by hedge fund, etc., to participate in the market move in both direction. Removing them will be unfair to the small investors.

I use leveraged inverse ETF's occasionally to hedge my portfolio against loses. I am aware of the risks involved and watch them closely when in use. I would appreciate it,if you folks would just leave things as they are. Thank You R.L.Dixon

Hi and as an American citizen I should be able to choose what investment is right for me and not a regulator. Public investment should available for all citizens. I shouldnt have to go through a test to be able trade my funds based on my interest and risk tolerance. I am capable of researching and understanding the risk of what I want to invest in. Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategies. They help me to enhance my returns and hedge my returns.

Greetings, please let me invest my funds where I see fit. Proshares offers a lot of opportunities that I cannot get or do not trust anywhere else. I particularly like their inverse ETFs. Diversity! It makes the world go round. Thank you.

I do not agree with stoping our freedom to buy leverage and investment funds.

I have purchased and sold these securities for over 8 years. and fully understand the risks/rewards. They are important to my investing strategy. This is another over reach of my freedom.

Unfair market regulation does nothing but prevent investors from achieving their monetary goals. These regulations place undo burden upon investors that prefer to self manage their own portfolios.

I would like to make money off greedy banks as the market crashes. Please don't steal this opportunity from me.

Please continue to let the small retail investors trying to build their retirement funds when the markets begin to fall, continue to trade inverse and multi-leveraged funds. IRA accounts are not allowed to short stocks and can't get margin for shorting so when markets go down so fast and stops are not always in place, we become "bag holders" in many good company stocks but because the market trend is down at the time and we would have big losses if we sold as prices fall. To hedge our portfolios we can either use options or buy inverse ETF's.

I as an investor who regularly invests in leveraged and inverse funds do not need or want government intrusion regarding my investment choices. There are multiple private entities available that can provide much better, experienced based recommendations. Government involvement as usual, will only worsen the situation.