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Obaid Rehman Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Access to complex public investment products are critical to the advancement of wealth for people of limited means. Yes, their complexity increases risk, but the potential return allows poor people with some riskable savings to at least aspire to have some wealth down the line. To limit people with only a few thousand to 10% per year furthers wealth disparity and is bad for the little guy.

Amit Panalkar Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Either make bar for accredited investors in leverage products lower so folks with even $50k in brokerage account can invest im leveraged product or dont introduce these regulations. In this high inflation environment ordinary investors with kids who im school and later college bound need these kinds of much needed investment vehicles to boost their return to keep up the pace with inflation.

Robin Boyle Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I am an educated investor with the ability to research and understand "complex" investment vehicles such as leveraged and inverse funds. I do not need to take additional tests, or have a minimum portfolio to purchase these public investments. Over the years, leveraged funds have substantially increased my performance and will allow me and my family to have a more secure retirement. Do not limit or remove our ability to invest in these securities.