Leave our access to the option market alone. Risk management is best handle when the risks are sometimes learned through trial and error. The best investors do not start off perfectly. Most become good to great in options as investor risk mangers when the heat is on and risk aversion is realized through that seat of the pants experience. This experience can only come to those that get back up after being knocked down by the market. My risk are my growth into a mature human being. I request FINRA back away from this decision and watch what Americans can really do while growing up.

I oppose restrictions on my rights to invest. Sometimes something that sounds like it will protect people, may do the exact opposite of what's intended. I believe in a correctly regulated and open market and invest strategies that benefit people. This is not a correctly regulated step and will hurt my ability to make choices about the investments that I would like to make. I am also free to not invest in things I don't want to. To make regulation on these specific types of investments will limit my choices and freedoms I expect regulators to protect, not damage.

This is not acceptable! We deserve the right to invest in the free market!

Everyone should be able to buy and sell shares - like freedom of speech it should not be regulated!

It is important to have freedom to invest in instrument you feel safe.

Stop acting like the law does not apply to you, you dorks

Really who makes you god?

Definitions of complex is subjective without parameters that define it with concise, precise and clarity. Limiting peoples ability to choose alternatives that can help mitigate loss when used proficiently also has a material impact. Please reconsider this proposal?

Thanks

Dear FINRA, I am dismayed to hear of your plans to impose restrictions on the types of public investments that I can invest in. I am an adult and you are not my parents. I am capable of making my own decisions about what I buy and understanding what I buy. Even if I weren't, it is still wrong for regulators to try and decide who is able to participate and who is not. I urge you to reconsider these possible actions and let the public make their own choices.

Attention FINRA. I have been licensed in the business for more than a decade. I saw the collapse of the financial markets first-hand in 2007 to 2009 and none of it was due to retail investors breaking laws or taking risks. It was the institutions.