1.I believe that individuals and not regulators should choose what investment is appropriate for them. 2. Easiest way to add leverage to your account as these funds are very liquid. I bought soxl nail and tqqq/ ton of money made as you didnt have to keep adjusting positions ie for time decay as in options. Even if you held them for 5 yrs !!!! you made a ton of money and that included 2020 and 2018 crashes where as if you were in options or futures you got wiped out. 3.

I've been learning to trade leveraged products for about 6 years and have become successful in the endeavor. My account balance probably won't fit your picture of 'success' but I do know what I'm doing. I expect my balance will soon meet your expectations but I won't be able to reach that point if my activity is throttled. Keep your regulations away from my pursuit of real wealth.

Hi, I not regulators should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and my family. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged.

I am writing to request you refrain from placing more regulations on the trading community with regards to inverse instruments. Information is readily available and has been sent by my trading house regarding the risks associated with these instruments. Such instruments are an important part of trading and provide hedging tools for portfolio management. We do not need more government intervention placed upon the free market. I request you refrain from such practices.

So you want to make wealth accessible to those and only those who already have it? Get your heads out of your pompous [REDACTED].

I believe inverse investing is needed to keep companies honest, Funds are needed to invest against them to ensure checks and balances.

I find the use of leveraged and inverse funds invaluable in hedging my investment portfolio and prefer using them instead of shorting equities. Investors should be offered this opportunity. I understand the increased risk associated with using leveraged instruments, and I manage the amount utilized commensurate with that risk. They also offer diversification for risk management in the various sectors of the market, just as the broadly used ETFs.

I've been investing in inverse and leveraged funds for lots of years and would like to continue to do so.

Freedom of choice is the bedrock of America.

I oppose restrictions on the public's right to trade "complex" investments. I use leverage and inverse funds on a daily basis in my investment strategies. They are not hard for the average investor to understand. Adding red tape and complexity around these instruments is not in the investing public's best interests. I request that you reject these proposed rules.