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Michael Johnson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I am a long time investor of Inverse leveraged ETF's. The decay risks are well understood and they are an important part of my portfolio, especially in hedging risk. It is my right to choose how to invest my money in these funds and I do not need the FINRA making more ridiculous rules to protect me from myself or creating additional barriers to freely move into and out of these funds at my choosing. Maybe you should focus your time on BITCOIN and it's risks and leave the ETF investors alone.

Robert Christian Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I have been trading TQQQ and UPRO for over 9 years. It would be ridiculous to eliminate this ability or require additional proof of my abilities. My successful strategy has ensured I have made 100% of my trades for a gain. I have made many hundreds of trades in these funds over the years. Please do not change my access. I currently have nearly 30,000 shares of these funds and do not want to sell them at a loss. i.e. I would have to sue if forced to sell at this time.

Eric Marshall Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Your proposed regulations of inverse and leveraged funds are unnecessary. The prospectuses already give adequate warning of the risks involved in these investments. Your proposed regulation would prevent people like me from benefiting from the investment strategies offered by inverse and leveraged funds. The use of these types of funds also provide a way for IRAs to short markets. Without these funds, I would not be able to short markets in my IRAs to hedge my portfolio in times of down markets.

Mohammed khan Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Please do not stop, block or create hurdles in my rights to be able to invest in Leveraged funds because it allows me and all investors equal access to hedge against down turns and minimize ir recoup losses faster and it also provides market transparency and liquidity and allows increased returns.

As an investor its my right to be able to participate & decide how, when and what to invest in including but limited to leveraged and inverse leveraged funds instead of having to buy call and put options.

David Barker Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I am writing to express my objections to the proposed regulations limiting access to leveraged/inverse ETFs/Funds. In particular the need to demonstrate a high net worth in order to purchase these assets is unnecessarily discriminatory and fails to take into account that someone without significant assets may still be able to employ a reasonable, successful and profitable strategy by using these funds.