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Michael Fillmore Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I, not regulators, should be free to determine what public investment are suitable for myself and my family.
I'm fully capable of understanding the risks inherent in leveraged and inverse public securities products without passing a test from regulators.
Products such as these are quite useful for me to partially hedge and enhance my investment returns and should be available to all of the public, not just some.

Kyle McGrath Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Dear Regulators, I am a competent and fully-empowered citizen who is able to make my own decisions in life. If I decide to invest in a product, I do so on my own free well. I should be able to invest in whatever products that I want. Rich and well-connected elites, often using overseas connections, easily evade your regulations, so you are only stopping little guys like me from doing what I want. There should be no special processes or any other restrictions. Mind your own businesses.

Anton Tevelev Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

It is important to maintain freedom in this country and to allow investors to continue investing into all leveraged and inverse funds, for example as offered by ProShares.

It is the investor - and not the regulator - should be able to decide where to invest. That is the foundation of the market economy.

Investor does not need any special measures imposed on them, such as passing tests. We are not in a middle school anymore.

Furthermore, leveraged and inverse funds are critical for many investment strategies and for reducing investment risks.

Neeraj Kamboj Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

HI, I am a knowledgeable individual investor and use leveraged and inverse ETFs strategically when needed. I use them to hedge and take advantage of special situations such as oversold or overbought market conditions. Please don't restrict my ability to buy/sell them whenever I need to. I need to be able to make this choice for myself. Any special processes imposed are unnecessary and onerous. Thanks Neeraj