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Kelly Carson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I have been using leveraged and inverse funds as a primary part of my trading strategy for 4 years now. The instruments do present risk to traders but investing is a risky endeavor, the risk of the products are documented, and these are adults choosing to trade using the instruments. Taking the options away, limits options for investors to manage their own risk/reward level. Much of the market is already off limits to retail investors, regulators should not be removing even more at this stage.

John Tierney Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Frankly I dont understand the rationale behind this suggested change. I am definitely a small investor. Under my 401k rules I am prohibited from shorting stocks, nor may I purchase put options. The only methods through which I can possess some ability to protect myself in an all out bear market is /was through these equities.
If this suggested change becomes a reality I (and many others) will just have to grin and bare it when the market dives.

Gennaro Napolitano Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Im a normal everyday retail investor who's been continuously using leveraged ETF's for multiple years now.

Im a simple investor dollar cost averaging my funds and realize the risks that come with it, and that I could potentially lose everything.

Please understand that restricting retail investors and only allowing people with a "high net worth" or "experienced professionals" is simply unfair for those who are pushing towards a truly fair market where everyone can decide how they want to use their money.

Adolfo Zagoya Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I explicitly oppose the restrictions to my right to invest. No one, specially not regulators, should be able to choose public investments. There shouldn't be hoops to jump through just to do what the privileged are able to do. My choice of investments, in this case, leveraged and inverse funds are key to my personal success by protecting my other investments. You do not have the right to tell the public how to manage their money, stop it now!