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Edward Duch Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

What is deemed "complex"????....A regulators job is to ensure proper disclosure and the integrity of what they regulate. Risk is part of investing/ markets and consumers deserve innovative products to choose from. To some Bitcoin is complex. Do not take innovation out of our financial markets. Investors want the "freedom to choose" from a variety of products for different investment circumstances and objectives. Do not become a "political arm" of the times!.....Let the markets stay "FREE" with your supervision.

Randall Martin Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Please note:

I strongly believe that leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment plans and I use them as a limited part of my overall portfolio.

Do not restrict or make it more difficult for me to make my own decision as to whether or not I invest in them. In fact, I have done quite well in using them to create wealth. I want to be able to continue to choose these investments!

William Church Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

The most effective form of government is the government that governs the least. With every additional bit of regulation, the regulations that matter become more diluted. Tread lightly, choose wisely ladies and gentlemen, especially when it comes to telling the populus where and how it may utilize it's monetary assets. If you didn't put in the work to acquire the earnings, how can you justify telling me how I spend them??

Abigail Bengel Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

These recent weeks are en excellent example of why inverse funds should NOT be limited. Retail Investors like me who do their homework but have less access to sophisticated hedging strategies and expensive market research are able to use many these funds to protect ourselves. For example, I put on small positions in several unlevered inverse funds, reduced long positions, and have ridden out this storm basically flat while many of my friends with fee-collecting pro advisors and money managers have had large drawdowns.