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Chris Augustyn Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I would like to let you know I fell that "Public Investments" should live up to their name and be open to the "Public". I am more than capable of understanding leveraged & inverse funds and their risks. I do not need an investment babysitter or any restrictions imposed that is going to make it any more difficult for me to get a good return on my investment. Please and thank you.

Alan Meginnis Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Individual investors should be permitted to trade leveraged and Reverse ETF. One does not need to have a large amount of capital to have intelligence and the ability to understand and use these investment vehicles. Special tests or other special requirements should not exist which would limit individual investors access to these vehicles. and, under no circumstances should access be cut at the current extended downturn in the market. These are exactly times when leveraged ETF provide the best opportunity to make gains.

Lorraine Cavanaugh Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Hello,

I firmly object to additional hurdles to investing. I (and the general public of mostly non-accredited investors) are not idiots, we just have less money. The tools to learn about investment and the finance industry are out there and we are using them.

Being able to participate in the market should not only be for the rich or those with finance degrees. I am against agency testing to allow access to inverse and leveraged funds.