Regulators,

It is not your responsibility to decide what I can and cannot invest in. Sure, prevent illegal things like pump and dumps, ponzi schemes, and boiler rooms, but do them withold the opportunity to make a reasonable decision on what I can or cannot do with my money because you don't think I'm worthy, smart enough, or rich enough already to do so. Personal responsibility is important, and if I'm wrong, I have to live with that, not you. You're not my mother, so stop acting like it.

You are trying to get only rich to be able to use leverage? Stop trying to keep the working class poor. Let everyone use leveraged and inverse funds!!!!

ENOUGH WITH ALL YOUR GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS .

I have been investing for over 30 years. I have a passion for studying the markets and paying attention to the economy and market cycles. Over 30 years I have personally experienced the best bull markets and bear markets of the past 75 years. If there is one thing I have learned, there is NO reason to be bullish (long the stock market) 100% of the time, and there is No reason to be bearish 100% of the time. I have my own indicators which tell me when it's time to be Bullish and when to be Bearish.

No limits on individual investing, none of you should favor curtailing my rights!

I have the freedom to invest. I want the freedoms of our forefathers to remain in our best interests.

Please mind your own business. If an investor wants to buy a product, then let him. You are not the babysitter for the world.

dont pass any new regulations!

Keep things the way they are

In general, I stick to conservative broad index funds for my investments, especially retirement. That said, I also see value in investing in funds like reverse volatility funds from time to time when the opportunity to benefit from stability presents itself.

I am very well versed in the risks of the market, which is why the majority of my investments are well diversified, but if want to invest a small amount of money in riskers assets or funds I believe in, I don't see any value in being prohibited.