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Sailen Patel Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Hi, I believe I should have the right to choose what public investments that are right for me, not regulators that dont know my personal circumstances or my level of investment knowledge. Public investments need be available to everyone, not just the rich, not just the privileged. I should not have to take a test to purchase inverse/leveraged funds. Im fully aware of the risk and benefits of these types of investments.

Carl Kittelson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Although it is important broker's are fully versed in all aspects of the products they offer and they should know their client as well, the retail investor should be left to self manage as seen fit for themselves. Before investing in an individual company there are many statements, past and future earnings and market and economic conditions to review. In the past I typically would spend 20 to 40 hrs per week reviewing companies for investment consideration.

Adeel Anwar Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

This is another rule that is supposed to be good for the retail investor but is awful for the retail investor. Like the $25,000 limit set to day trading, this is just another tactic to keep the average American unable to even get a chance to get out of the day to day drudgery of paycheck to paycheck. We need to pass a test to trade something we've been trading for years? Cryptocurrency funds allow diversification of risk. Thank you for your consideration,