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Linda Hixson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I'm frustrated and angry with our government and governmental agencies wanting to put regulations and other federal laws in place to make it more difficult to vote, to invest, to do anything requiring us to make our own decisions! We're not children and we're not stupid. In fact, many of us are quite intelligent. Case in point, me, I have a Master's Degree. Please for our Democracy's sake, stop treating us like naive, stupid children, because we see what government has done and what the government is doing now and we're definitely not happy.

patrick burke Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I bought my ProShares positions anticipating a large market correction. I have lost money over the 18-24 months but have chosen to hold the positions because I do believe the crash will occur. In the past I used puts but have always been to early and they expired. My reason for ProShares purchases was because I did not want to have to be right on direction AND timing. I would expect ProShares to reimburse me for any losses if I am forced to sell my positions as it seems we are getting close to a correction.

Mark Atilano Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Regulators need to stop getting in the way of what they perceive as "risky" investments. With the internet age being in full swing, the general public is more informed than ever about investments. They can protect themselves about investment climates. It would be unfair to not let the general public being able to invest in the same instruments any other entity may be able to invest in. Keep the playing field even and stop kowtowing to the big dogs in the economy. We need to continue to have a free market in the United States of America...not a fascist one.

Preston Brubaker Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Leverage is a key part of my investment strategy. Leverage can be done using options contracts, but I do not have the capital to buy the options contracts necessary to reach my goals. I am a college student investing with money that I could afford to lose, so it would be a shame if leveraged and inverse ETFs are removed so that only high net worth individuals can profit off of their insights.