The only regulation investors need is for complete disclosure of the terms and broad discussion of the risks of complex investments. It ought to be up to them to decide how to invest, what risks to take, and which vehicles to use.
As a professional economist with over 30 years of experience, I see no legitimate purpose for Regulatory Notice #22-08.

I an very opposed to any regulatory limits on my current abilities to participate in complex ETFs and investments.
I have been involved with these investments for many years and am familiar with their risks and do not need any extra regulations to guide me. Placing these limits will significantly impact my retirement planning and financial future.
Please desist from imposing them.

I invest in inverse and leveraged funds often. I am not a professional investor, just an average American. I do my homework, and make my own financial decisions. The US government does not hesitate to tax me on my success. Please dont restrict my ability to generate that success, by restricting my a access to these type of investment vehicles.

Im opposing restrictions to leveraged and inverse funds.

I strongly oppose these proposed restrictions on my right to buy and sell investments as I choose. Don't impede my ability to act with bureaucratic testing and trying to impose requirements with the general terminogy of "complex trades", cooling off periods, testing (really?), prove my net worth, training, etc. I shouldn't be required to tell you I'm smart enough to trade in public funds nor tell you how much money I have!!!!!!!

I do not need regulators to protect me from myself. My investments are my own decision. Stop this nonsense and do something productive.

Please do not restrict this valuable asset class. They play a crucial role opening markets and strategies to the masses.

Dear FINRA,
Public leveraged securities should be made available to the public at large without any special testing, endorsements or requirements. While I can appreciate that you are looking out for the novice investor, these ETFs (just like *any* ETF) are managed by managers who are FAR MORE FAMILIAR WITH THE MARKET than I am! Thats why they earn a management fee. I love the S&P and love my 3x leveraged ETF.

We need more tools for small investors to play a fair game against big institutions.

Hi,

In my opinion, People should be allowed to choose how they can invest their money to achieve their goals. They are best suited to understand their risk appetite. Putting restrictions on where they can invest and where they can't makes two classes of people, Ones who have the privilege and others who don't. Adding special conditions/processes before they can invest will not have any benefit other then forcing the people to learn to game the system.