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Gregory Godfrey Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I own/invest in leverage or inverse funds to maximize my returns over a shorter period of time. The benefits of investing in these funds allow me flexibility, to place trailing stop limit orders & grow capital appreciation over time. I purchase leverage or inverse funds on my own, usually using Schwab or Fidelity.
The ability to purchase funds independently like this is extremely important as it allows me freedom and a chance for a smaller account to grow at a faster rate.

Kirpal Barrientos Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I (the People) should be able to invest in what I want, NOT what you think. That;s just too much regulation (Micromanaging)
I am more than capable of understanding complex investments; if you want to fix ignorance; then we need to FIX OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM to teach our young valuable financial Life Skill.
I (the people) am capable of understanding what I don't know and research it. That is how I learn my investment strategies and Risk. That's why inverse products allows me to hedge my investments and grow my retirement.

Rajesh Kamdar Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I OPPOSE YOUR INTENDED RESTRICTIOING REGULATION TO MY RIGHTS TO INVEST IN PUBLIC INVESTMENTS. I SHOULD BE ABLE TO CHOOSE THE PUBLIC INVESTMENTS THAT ARE RIGHT FOR ME & MY FAMILY. THERE SHOULD NOT BE ANY SPECIAL PROCESS OTHER THAN BROKERAGE HOUSES DETERMINE INDIVIDUAL'S INVESTMENT EXPERIENCES & ASSET VALUES TO INVEST IN LEVERAGED & INVERSE FUNDS. SO, DO NOT IMPOSE UNNECESSARY & THOUGHTLESS REGULATIONS ON ME. INVESTORS LIKE ME USES THEM TO ENHANCE RATE OF RETURN AND INVESTS ONLY A PORTION OF OVERALL LIQUID ASSETS INTO IT. SO, PLEASE THINK THROUGH BEFORE IMPOSING RESTRICTIONS.

Scott Thomas Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I have a self directed IRA. The balance in my retirement fund investments has increased since january while the major stock indexes are down close to 20%. I have done this with leveraged and inverse etf funds. I am not a licensed investor but I did educate myself for months to prepare for the obvious upcoming government imposed economic trainwreck. If my retirement fund was in a 401k I would have lost thousands of dollars.

Michael Traver Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Classic nanny state, liberal, control the world legislation! Who are you to tell us how to invest our money? Who are you to tell me that I am unable to manage my portfolio in a responsible manner and limit my exposure to riskier investments. FINRA who the heck ELECTED you to do this draconian, over-stepping requirement. Who are you that hasn't already profited from insider knowledge to line your own pockets?

Brian Miller Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I am a retail investor and I invest in what might be considered "complex" products such as volatility ETFs and leveraged ETFs. I could simply trade futures contracts and replicate these strategies, however investing in ETFs that maintain those positions is easier. I am aware of the risks of these funds and investigate their strategies carefully before investing. In many cases, I have my own models that simulate the performance of their strategies. Overall, I've done well with these funds and I am satisfied that they are sufficiently regulated.

Matthew Horne Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Hello,

I know that chances are, no-one will read this; but in the even that you do, I have a few simple words.

Imposing artificial limits on what people can trade and invest in, and especially limited to only the richest among us, is a terrible idea. I'm sure others have explained the reasoning for this before, so I will not go much deeper. Do know, however, that this is setting a dangerous precedent, and you will not be the one benefiting.

Thank you.