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Daniel Marklin Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Codifying levered investments as "Complex" and limiting the public's use of them is against the founding principles of this country and will only exacerbate income inequality. Citizens have the right to chose their investment and take their own risks; the government is not intended to play "baby-sitter." If there needs to be a warning such as when signing up for Options or Margin trading, fine. Only allowing accredited investors will increase the income inequality in our system, all because "The government knows what's best for the people".....

Roy Johnson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I use double and triple leveraged long and short index funds as one of multiple tools to implement my investment objectives. I invest a small percentage of my investment portfolio in leveraged assets. These leveraged investments achieve a small dumbbell portfolio distribution in what is predominantly a conservative porfolio.

I am a high net worth investor and require special permission to invest in leveraged index funds on my investment platform which includes review of applicable material.

Hezekiah Domowski Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

PLEASE do not restrict access to leveraged ETFs. I can take responsibility, as all adults should - and we do not need anyone to restrict our ability to choose investments that match our risk/reward profile. All stocks require knowing their risks before investing, and leveraged funds should be treated no different just because they might be more risky. Leveraged funds are an integral part of my investing strategy and portfolio.

Ryan Moon Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Locking investors out of common investment products based on factors such as net worth imposes undue burden on investors and does little to provide protection for inexperienced investors. Those same people that are supposed to be protected by this can easily treat the market as a casino in a myriad of waysor just go to Vegas. Trying to restrict a broad section of the public is not the answer. Thanks