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Sang Park Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Hello,
I am a long-term investor.
I bought airline stocks at the beginning of pandemic because I believed that they return to their baseline position, and I gained a huge profit. I am maintaining TQQQ in 20-25% of my portfolio,I fully understand leveraged equities and their high risk but I believe that price of TQQQ is going to increase in the long term . I invest in stock with my spare money and have a long-term strategy.so I would like you to keep giving me the right to invest in stock.
Thank you very much.

X Li Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I want to preserve the long-standing free public markets where investors and their advisors have the freedom to buy public securities without additional government-imposed limitations on investor choice. For myself I am capable of understanding leveraged/inverse funds and their performance characteristics. I have been using them for over a decade. I don't want a 3rd party evaluating my capability to do so and petentially preventing me from buying them. My money, My choice. Thank you,

Michael Bitto Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

To whom it may concern:

The following are my comments on the proposed restrictions on leveraged and inverse ETF funds.

I have been using long/inverse ETF pairs since 2006 to improve my investment/trading portfolio profits.

During the 2008/2009 market crash, I was making record returns using major sector inverse ETFs while my fellow retired Verizon associates were getting crushed by the market. Many of them lost 50 to 60% of their portfolios. My most profitable inverse ETF was DXD during that period, but also used TWM SDS & QID to protect myself.

Laurie Gilray Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

During the history of US stock market, people with little to no money to invest have been able to invest in the stock market and lift themselves out of poverty. I do believe investors should be educated in plain English about their stock in Bitcoins. I believe that a certain amount of regulation is needed to prevent the problems that unregulated derivatives caused in the housing market. Today Bitcoins are a threat from rogue nations like Iran, North Korea and Russia and need tougher regulations.