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Philip McMahill Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I have been trading in inverse funds for many years. They are an important part of my portfolio. They can counter the downturns and bring a sense of balance to the financial markets. They reflect the TRUTH of poorly performing entities. Unfortunately, corporate buy backs and short squeezes are the real villains affecting true market valuations, not leveraged and inverse funds. It would be a travesty to target the wrong investment tools that reflect a fair market!!!

Todd Enders Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I object to FINRA trying to restrict the use of hedging instruments by normal Americans.

If I didnt have the continued right to use inverse ETFs, My retirement account would have been down 8% last month instead of up.

If you take away these vital tools for hedging, youll be reducing my ability to participate in the markets, and Ill be less able to retire and MORE exposed to risk in the annual volatility circus.

Dont take away my ability to protect my familys retirement fund, please.

James LaRue Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

The hallmark of the USA is FREEDOM. You have no right to restrict my investment options, after all it is my money and when I make a profit I pay taxes!!! You may think I am not smart enough to understand leveraged and inverse funds, I am and I am also smart enough to use a very smart broker as are most people. These funds are not hard to understand and are an important tool that should be available to everyone who wants to use them.