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Michele Mercurio Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I should freely be able to choose how I invest my hard earned monies. Bank interest is ridiculous. There is no reason to have a savings account.
To try to keep up with inflation a trading account is a better option. With all the volatility, I think it is smart to use the inverse and leveraged funds.
If I want to retire from physically working I need other options and at my age buy and hold does not make sense. I should be FREE to explore all options.

Michael Forro Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I fully and completely disagree with any and all sorts of regulations put in place by you stealing my right to invest in public investments. There called "public investments" for a reason. Just because I might have less money or not be as smart as you, doesn't mean you should regulate something like public investments. It's wrong. Your trying to rig the game, again!! Maybe put in regulations on credit cards to help the small guy huh? [REDACTED] 

Anton Allen Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

To Whom It May Concern, I am appalled by any restrictions made on publicly traded securities, especially targeting the individual investor, like myself. I am fully capable and understand the risk involved in any investment, and should have the liberty to choose where to invest, without restrictions. In times like these, and market instability, leveraged and inverse funds are critical to my investment strategy. I'd rather you target the dark pools and those who manipulate the market. Thank you.