I am writing to inform you that I oppose this regulatory proposal to limit access to leveraged and inverse funds. I feel that retail investors like myself are more than capable of understanding the technicals and risks of leveraged and inverse etfs. Restricting trading of these equities is a violates the principles of the free market.

I reject the idea of anyone else, besides me, that can tell me what type of stocks I can buy. Period.

Rights need to remain with the individual, not the regulators, who have more power than I'd like, and do not want to see their power grow.

I feel that we need to fight to preserve our right to invest without being encumbered by excessive regulations and penalties.

Is it not bad enough that the government has to be greedy and take everything else from Americans along with charging taxes and then take what they do get to line their own pockets or pay for illegal immigrants? Government needs to keep their hands off the American people's money.

We should be able to do what ever you want to go do

I am opposed to restricting my right to invest in leveraged and inverse funds (used to hedge other funds)

All people have a right to invest!!!!

I should have every right to invest my assets in any way that I chose, not by anyone or any organization.

I have been investing in equity markets for over 50 year. These investments are a small amount of my total equity and I limit to only investing in options so I know exactly what my worse case scenario is. No margin calls. Plus my total cash invested of my own money is never more than $2000. average per month. Most quarter a lot less. It would be a shame if I lost the opportunity to invest in these manages funds because I don't have the time to do so on my own.

I oppose restrictions to my ability to invest in leveraged funds. Each investor should have the ability to invest their money as they see fit and take risks they can tolerate. I fully understand leveraged investments and use they frequently to boost returns against rising inflation. Restricting access to leveraged ETFs only helps large powerful brokers and undermines the average investors ability to maximize their earning potential.