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Suzanne Rush Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I reserve the right to make decisions about my money, no matter how ill-advised. If citizen err by not doing research, so be it. While it's clear that many go broke (or worse) by making bad decisions about their money, this has always been true. The stock market has become a casino, and until the government abolishes lotteries, casinos in every state and sports betting, then I don't believe they should put restrictions on ETFs either. There are so many scams in the markets, but inverse funds are not a priority.

Paul Macnamara Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Don't take away my ability to trade in leveraged long/short products. To have regulators restrict my choice in investment products is absolutely wrong and would ultimately degrade my ability to manage my investments. Inverse funds are critically important in providing PROTECTION. It permits me to offset my long positions when markets decline. By using the inverse leveraged funds I can avoid selling my long holdings and incurring capital gains taxes.