My investments and investment strategy are mine and mine alone to manage. Butt out.

I OPPOSE RESTRICTIONS TO MY RIGHT TO INVEST.
I should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me.
Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged.

Regulators are quick to tax my investments to support their various social projects, now they want to also control what and how I invest. No to Rule #22-08

I understand that you through FINRA Regulatory Notice #22-08 are considering legislation that would likely eliminate my ability to buy leveraged funds, inverse funds, and other public investments. I oppose these restrictions on my right to invest. I should be able to consider risks and determine what public investments are appropriate for my family, not a regulatory body. In todays financial investment economy, it is essential that I use leveraged and inverse funds on a limited portion of my portfolio to protect my investments and seek enhanced returns.

I understand paying taxes on Crypto but other than that, no one should regulate except for the person owning the crypto

I oppose restrictions to my rights to invest

let u make money in peace

Leveraged EFTs and inverses are good products. I use them in my retirement Roth IRAs and they have been useful. I have been through market ups and downs with them. I am against restricting them further.

I strongly oppose regulations that would limit my ability to invest in leveraged funds. I do not feel like I should be required to go through a special process in order to do this. These funds are a fundamental part of my investment strategy, and removing them as an option would cause significant harm to my portfolio, especially with the market down. I understand these investments entail higher risks, which is made abundantly clear. I also feel like I can easily understand the goals of these funds. Please do not remove my ability to utilize them as I see fit.

Hello: I believe that I, as a retail investor, should be able to choose my investments. All of the market is risk/reward; this seems a slippery slope. Here is how I use leveraged funds: I rebalance quarterly using a safe bond fund, selling the excess and buying the shortfall (See Jason Kelly's 3 sig. System). Sincerely, Dr. Saul Cohn