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Garrett Snyder Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Regarding leveraged ETFs: It would be so unfair to make investors go through even more hoops to invest our money. It is my choice what to do. It is mot like I'm passing my debt to other taxpayers like lazy liberals transferring student debt they said they would pay back. Do you regulators not know what a leveraged ETF actually is? You allow penny stock purchases (rightfully so). You allow ETFs. This would be the heavy hand of government getting involved in my personal affiars. Gosh, ever think success is okay? Think. Government will take a poprtion of my profits.

Scott Crosby Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Please,
Let Me Choose how I invest.
I do not want any new restrictions.

I have been using Leveraged ETFs
like those offered by Proshares for Years.

I fully understand what I am doing and why,
and it is very important to me to be able to continue.

All you would be doing, if you take away my right to choose
how I invest My Money is make it more difficult for me to
prosper in these tough times.

Please stay out of the way -
I am sick of out of touch regulators making decisions for me.

Adam Hill Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I adamantly oppose restricting access to leveraged funds. You lose the money than you have invested. It is not your job to be big brother. I have 7 years as a government executive in a state department that was a regulator. I am a democrat. And I think this whole concept is an extreme over reach. These funds mirror the market. They are not done rouge Ponzi scheme. If the funds exist they should not be restricted and further than what a margin account allows. If you qualify for margin you should not be restricted from leveraged funds.