I'm 68 years old and have been self-employed for most of my working life. Being self-employed means investing in various IRA, SEP, Self-Employed 401K plans, etc., which I manage myself and have for several decades. The very last thing I need is for government regulators tell me I can no longer have access to leveraged and inverse funds. These investments are a large part of my retirement portfolio. I understand and accept the risks. Knock it off! Find something else to do.

Keep leveraged ETFs available. It should be the public's choice not a regulatory authoritys.

Just another way or the government to keep Common Man from making extra money the government should not decide what I'm going to invest in

I oppose restrictions to invest in leveraged ETFs. If there is no restriction on using Options and Futures then it should not be on leveraged ETFs also.

Comments: I believe that limiting access to leveraged ETFs would be unfair to small traders. While leverage increases risk of loss, I think taking instruments like TQQQ away from the general public does more harm than good. You can try to prevent one person from losing money, but if that also severely handicaps someone who is actually seeing returns, I am not convinced that is a net good, all that has been done is preventing lower and middle class folks from taking on risk. To me, this doesn't sound like good regulation.

I feel that it is my right to freely access all the investments available in the markets without being regulated by any government agency.

I am not an investor but no one has the right to tell others how to use their money

Free and fair market is the foundation of the US economy. Restrictions on investment vehicles available would destroy the investors' confidence.

Please stop treating investors as if they have no understanding. It is patronizing and demeaning. You should be encouraging more investment choices, not restricting them. Your agency has lost its compass. Please stop this madness.

Keep government out of our lives