I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST. The restrictions will negatively effect my 401K that I have been saving up for my retirement.

Dear FINRA Regulators, I AM OPPOSED TO RESTRICTIONS ON MY RIGHT TO INVEST in inverse investments as an individual. It is important that the public at large, and in particular, me and my family, be allowed to invest in inverse ETF's without restriction or further regulatory interference by imposing additional regulations. We, as investors, are in charge of knowing the risks and opportunities of such investments. This is a tool that can be used to balance out an investment portfolio in times of severe volatility.

I should be able to make investment choices without restriction. I understand that I can assess my own risks and do not need to be tested on my knowledge. I don't think people should be discriminated based upon what their net worth should be to invest in these products.

I should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me. I should have to go through any special process.

I am against further regulation on leveraged and inverse funds. These kinds of funds provide a very convenient and easy-to-use set of tolls to either hedge your portfolio or enhance its performance. I feel the existing regulations covering these securities are sufficient to protect individual investors.

Investors have the right to invest their money in the investments of their choice. We take the risk and that should be our right. America is a free country, not to be controlled by the government.

i agree with the statements that their should not be any regulators taking control and forcing me to take tests. please dont take my rights away

Please do not regulate my choices as an investor. I would like the freedom to invest as I see fit.

It would be incredibly unfair. This is the only way the little guy can play fairly in the market.

Please keep access easy and open like it is now and only add regulations where situations with cause would trigger an action to investigate and/or take action after some due process.