Hello, I oppose restrictions on my right to invest in public investments. Itt is my decision and should not be taken away. This allows the little guy a much more level playing field.

Access to specialized financial products, such as inverse funds has allowed me to hedge against market drops and retain and grow the value of my IRA over the last several volatile years. In addition, I have held target date and other non-traditional emerging/global markets funds as a simple way of diversifying my portfolio. Removing the ability of smaller AUM individual investors to access these investments is only allowing ultra high net worth individuals and professional investors access to outperformance.

Your efforts would be better spent watching SPACS,headgefunds,and banks overloaded with direvites.

I want to choose public investments on my own

You regulate everything, yet I watch the well connected get away with all sorts of corruption. How about enforce existing laws and stop making new ones. If the government and the people running it are so smart, the country would not be $30 trillion in debt. I am much better at making decisions for myself than a bunch of bureaucrats that have not shown they can run anything. Leveraged and inverse funds allow small investors to manage risk that only large investors typically have access to. Please let me run my own life and make my own decisions!

Please stay out of my business

I should be able to choose what investments are right for me and am capable of understanding them. Leveraged and inverse funds are VERY important to my strategies. I use them to enhance my strategy when I make projections and want to get ahead of trends. The use of leveraged assets by the average investor is essential for leveling the playing field. Please do not restrict access based on asset level or knowledge, without them my returns would be handicapped.

Regulation over the Market is rational, however, Regulation which prohibits certain classes of investors from investing in products which have been approved by the SEC is not only unwise it is a slap in the face of those who have researched products and decided that they are valid investments for them. I do approve the SEC cautioning investors about risks involved. After due consideration, this should be still at the discretion of investors.

I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST

Crippling my ability to buy leveraged ETF's does not level the markets for the low level retail traders. DO NOT PASS THIS REGULATION.