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Richard West Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I believe I should be able to choose whatever investments I feel are right for me and my family. There is no need to go through any special processes like passing a test, before I can invest in public securities, like leveraged and inverse funds. Those measures should not be imposed on me. I often use inverse funds to protect my portfolio or to increase my returns when the market moves against me. Therefore I am against the proposed changes.

Jayme Talmadge Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Please do not take away my right to invest in leveraged etfs. I understand the risk involved. I can buy apple stock or leveraged etfs and potentially lose every dollar I invest. One can only lose the amount of money they invest in leveraged etfs unlike options where your loss can be infinite. Why is this being targeted? I question the intentions behind this. Please do not overstep your reach!

James Widing Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Individuals, NOT regulators, should be able to choose our investments. There should not be a special process so individuals cannot use inverse for leveraged funds. I am fully capable of making my own investment decisions. Are they any more dangerous than investing in NETFLIX that can drop 25 to 30% in one day, NO!! Leveraged and inverse funds are important way to protect investments on market pull backs. These are important investment strategies. DO NOT REGULATE!!!!

Andrew Angerbauer Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I believe all individuals willing to invest in publicly traded assets should have complete freedom to invest in whatever investment they deem appropriate for themselves. Especially in a day and age when there is already so much public disclosure and free financial education, one should be able to invest in any public asset he or she believes fits them and their risk profile.

Brian Pendergast Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I am responsible for my financial decisions and regulators are only responsible for creating a level playing field. A special process is not necessary and onerous for anyone to invest in public securities and it is not the regulators responsibility or charter to protect citizens from making decisions that are the individuals to make. Hedging is critical to my investment strategy especially with the current instabilities in the economy.

I do not support additional regulation in this area. Thank you.