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Anthony Gallegos Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Forcing Traders to only have an opportunity to make money
when the Market goes up will be like leading the Herd to the
slaughterhouse. It will be seen as usurious, and predatory.

The whole system/edifice is based on Confidence. If that is
Destroyed, the clients will seek other means to execute trades
like that of peer to peer transactions, leaving the brokerage house out of the "exchange" process. Just sayin'.

Jeffrey Hamilton Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

With over 40 years trading experience, inclusive of options, I utilize inverse ETFs as a means of insurance against unknown market events; typically limited to less than10% of total assets. These market tools are valid investments and like all tools in all disciples, when used correctly, enable individuals to complete tasks. Education NOT restriction should rule the day. We live in a free market society of willing buyers and willing sellers; we do not need excessive FINRA involvement; EDUCATION is the answer.

Andrew Grant Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Personalized financial risk should not regulated or decided by a 3rd party. Individuals should be allowed under a freestanding republic to partake in behavior that is deemed by others as risky if it does not harm nor impose on others freedoms. This is such a case. individuals should be allowed to decide their own personal fate, not be dictated/FORCED by others no matter how well intentioned....even ill-intended...those those may be.