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Robert Zieman Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I should be able to choose my own public investments.
No special process or test shold be required. I understand leveraged and inverse funds completely and their risks. I don't need regulators to impose measures on me.
Thes funds are important to my investment strategy. They help me to protect my investments and/or seek enhanced returns. I use them as a limited part of my portfiolio.

Rob Miller Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Wait!!! Youll let hedge funds and other large investors take risks- that is basically bet against the market but you want to restrict that to investors who dont have the money clout but have the smarts. What a scam. Protect the wealthy tax ball out folks but dont protect the investors trying to fund retirement and college funding. Yes its risky, but without taking risk we are then stuck with potentially sub par results because of poor regulation?

William Pinette Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

FINRA Regulatory Notice 22-08 will infringe on my right to protect my investments against periods of recession in ways that only very wealthy investors and large institutions can by using their power to irresponsibility short sell the market. this is leaving average Americans to burden of others poor decisions. leveraged and invests ETFS when used correctly after a great protective strategy

Hye Kosover Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I strongly believe regulators should highly regulate the availability of these investment products to the general public. Regulators most certainly should require investors meet particular investment knowledge standards before buying any leveraged ETN or ETF. As an owner of both products with more than 25 years of investment experience, these products are extremely complex and have complicated tax ramifications. The original offering prospectus offen changes terms, exclusively benefiting the Issuer. The general public is ill-prepared to understand the legal termiminology and risks.