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Christopher DeVito Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Liberal democrats like Nancy Pelosi seem to think they and their families should be the only ones that can make money. Keeping their constituents poor and giving handouts is their modus operandi, and I want no part of it. Please do not stop me from providing for my family how I see fit. Nobody prevents our democratic leaders from providing for their families. They seem to be immune from the regulations they enact.

Daksh Sharma Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Imposing these new hurdles to accessing inverse and leveraged funds greatly reduces my ability to build aninvestment portfolio toward a healthy retirement and a nest egg so that I can build a family, speaking as a young person. As anyone familiar with the principle of life-cycle investing will tell you, investing aggressively as a young person is key to maximizing returns. Please reconsider these rules.

Peter Nath Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

The tools of an investor to offset risk through the use of some of the inverse or short funds could substantially impact their ability to mitigate losses. Investors need to understand the risks involved in EVERY product, including publicly traded stocks. ALL investments carry risk, every single one. The Boards ability to define who is knowledgeable or not is overstepping their scope of regulation. YOU DO NOT have the authority to regulate an individual's tolerance for risk.

Adam Schneider Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I am a big boy enough to make investment decisions without your intervention. On the other hand, I cant control the obvious manipulation from larger investment banks that continues unpunished in many of the markets FINRA is supposed to be monitoring. It would be appreciated if current regulations could be enforced instead of burdening retail investors. That would actually provide concrete protection.

Wayne Cliburn Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I use expert advice to manage my personal investments for retirement. As a fixed income retiree, I require my continued ability and ease of access to easily invest in leveraged shares that run inverse to the market as buffer to a falling market. Time is not on my side as a older investor, I am opposed to any newly conceived restrictions to this access to funds like ProShares S&P 500. Please do NOT make such access to these investments harder to individual investors.