I strongly oppose restrictions on my right to invest in public investments. Public investments should be available to everybody, not just the 1% and other elites. I am an adult and am capable of understanding the risks involved with investments, and should be free to place my money in investments if I so choose - there should be no special hoops or processes like passing a financial literacy test before being able to do so. Restricting access to public investments is un-American and and completely unnecessary for their function.

I oppose this action.

You are trying to take one more right of true Americans that the right to win or lose!

This is just another way for regulators to take a shot at the smaller investor. I don't need your protection. If I make a bad investment I sell it. I don't need regulators to protect me. It's my money and I will invest it how I see fit. If I lose it, I only have myself to blame. Stop try to play big brother. I learn from my mistakes. Leave us alone.

Please do not restrict my ability to buy leveraged index funds.

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, hence why theyre called public investments, not just the privileged. I am well aware of the risks of trading in the stock market and am more than capable of assessing the risk to reward ratio of using my own hard earned money to provide a stable future for myself and my family.

i do not need the government telling me how to invest or what to invest in. the risk is my business and not yours. Please stay out of my business.....

I completely disagree with any government attempt to further regulate my choice of investments. It is MY business, not yours. Assets involved are MINE, not yours. Why dont you go regulate yourselves? Out of existence preferably.

Investing allows many people to find financial freedom. Regulations barring normal people from investing are unfair.

Generational wealth must not require a literacy test. Investors must not require a literacy test. Both concepts protect the firms making the investments and negate responsibility for incorrectly explaining financial consequences that may occur.