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Jon Greene Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I use the ETF TQQQ as a predominate piece of my portfolio in combination with its underlying options. I understand that our government would want to protect it's citizens against a product that could do harm, especially in an exponential way. Any product with inherent danger that is misused will cause harm, exponential or not. Let me give you an example. Let's say someone invested their entire 401K into an an index fund, as an example, QQQ. A prudent investor would hold, collect dividends if available and sells calls against their position.

Kevin Scobey Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Dear FINRA Regulators,

In a free country, is it not the people, rather than unelected regulators, who get to decide what to do with their own money? That's what living in a free country is all about: individual liberty AND personal responsibility. In the market place, this plays out as the opportunity for reward and the possibility of risk. Virtually every trader knows that they may lose capital. That's their responsibility, not yours.

David Samora Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I have been using leveraged etf's for 10 years...i like them...they allow me to invest a smaller percent of portfolio and still get a return. Trade frequently every week. The risks are well documented. What i dont like are ETNs that close during times of market volatility.
As far as i am concerned... I am an individual investor.....Who are you to tell me how much money i can make?...or lose?