You should not restrict access to me trading Leveraged or Inverse funds. I am currently in one of those and know the risks. You have no right to make me pass a test to trade these. These are public securities. We are already warned by our brokers that there is risk. That should be sufficient.

Investors need to make their own decisions about these products. Inverse ETFs allow me to short the market as a hedge without having to take on the unlimited liability of actually shorting the index ETFs.

I strongly oppose your attempt to limit my investment choices. You want to allow only the rich to make the most profitable investments? Are you Americans or fascists? Shame and curses on you!

I have never had much money but if it weren't for my ability to invest in the stock market I would have done without many things. Adults have the right to invest their money any way they want. They are the only ones that suffer if they make a bad investment. Please do not take away my rights.

I should have the same opportunity to invest in leveraged and inverse funds as wealthy investors and institutions. Adding additional 'tests' to determine my ability to invest appropriately is an unnecessary burden on me. I utilize some leveraged and inverse funds as a hedge during difficult markets like the one now. These proposed restrictions will only hurt my ability to manage my portfolio effectively and protect my retirement funds!

stop the regulations and mandates or like bitcoin and crypto market will move out of your control completely.

Attempting to impose this regulation limits the ability of the lower and middle class access to powerful investment vehicles that were previously only available to the wealthy. Stop this legislation. It is not in the best interests of the public. I would consider a class action lawsuit against any regulator who backs this legislation, stopping the progress and wealth creation ability of the average person.

We 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.

This is the point of investing. I do not need the government deciding what my risk tolerance is and by locking down these tools to only those you deem worthy risks upsetting the balance of 'free' markets. There should be careful consideration of your own downside risk that would arise due to this proposal.

As an investor, I appreciate my government's efforts to afford me protections against fraud and other illegal acts by those whom I entrust to handle my investments. What I do not need or want is a government agency to baby sit every investment opportunity that might seem complicated to the ordinary person (i.e., not a lawyer or professional trader). Every source that I use for investments is more than willing to explain to me what the ramifications of a particular investment opportunity are, and I do use their services. Stick to monitoring those entities that would do me harm.