Limiting the use of of leveraged, inverted or other funds deemed "complicated" is a gross disservice to the retail investor.

People should be allowed to invest their money however they see fit, and by taking these products off the market, you could actually cause more financial harm than you think you are preventing.

Imagine a scenario where someone is invested in a leveraged fund that experiences a drawdown. And they add to their position while it is down, being patient and waiting to recover their losses when the fund rebounds.

It is absurd to block any of the stock market from the general public. What are you trying to hide or keep from people.

This is absurd it reminds me of redliningI thought we were past this as a country
Elissa slotkin
Debbie Stabenow
Gary Peters

Gatekeeping of wealth and investment opportunities is wrong. Retail investors should have the right to invest in anything we choose, not just limited to the corporations and the 1%. Stop supporting corrupt hedge funds!

1.Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged;
2. My current holdings of 3x ETFs and inverse ETFs could be in big loss if limiting their volatility by imposing the proposed restrictions.

Investment opportunities should be available to the entire American public.

To whom it may concern,
I do not believe in setting "restrictions" for extra risky assets (like triple-leveraged ETFs) in lieu of simple education on those assets. We're all adults, we should be allowed to use our money the way we want to PROVIDED we are fully aware of the circumstances. If the investor is unaware of the differences between a x3 ETF and a normal index ETF (as an example), then that is dangerous -- fix the problem at the source, don't tack on extra restrictions that prohibit ETF trading even though we are fully aware of the risks. Thank you.

If the market is too difficult for small investors then why do big investment companies lose money? For example, the ARK funds. Are the instruments too complicated for them? The real problem is you tie the hands of small investors to make it difficult for them to make money in the market. You allow big firms to trade in black markets and then announce their trades after the fact.

I feel that I, not regulators, should have the right to choose the public investments that's best for my family. Publix investment s should be available to all the public, not just the privileged.

I should not have to pass a test in order to invest in public securities, including cryptoocurrency. I am capable of understanding the risk in these types of investments. And I can also research the risk on my own, I Don't need regulators to dictate my actions

I should be able to decide how I want to diversify my investments in order to achieve my financial goals.

Please allow us to invest in fund like those from ProShares