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Susan Reeder Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

In America, the Constitution proclaims the c we have inalienable rights, the v right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. More and more regulation limit these freedoms. We work hard for our money and the key word there is "our," Stop the control and strangulation of the American dream which men and women have fought and died for over the past 2 centuries.
'Give me liberty or give me death" resounded with many then and with many today. Please leave us alone and let us live. Let a free capitalist market exist and put an end to crony capitalism.

Bart Kowalski Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Dear FINRA representatives.

I am fairly new to investing, but had been using inverse and leveraged ETFs to hedge my long positions, with a certain level of success. I do not wish that ability to be taken away from me. Please don't restrict access to these investment vehicles to regular folks like myself. If the market is supposed to be fair, they should not only be available to "high net worth individuals".

Timothy Morse Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I oppose any restrictions on my right to invest in public investments. I do not agree that any special process like passing a test to be able to invest in public securities and inverse leveraged funds. Making investors try and prove their ability to protect my investments puts a restriction on my ability to secure my entire portfolio of investments. I am NOT ALIGNED with this notice as it creates more divide in a free marketplace for ALL. I oppose this rule under consideration.

Sarah Baron Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

We should be able to invest in the public investments that are right for us -- not have the government decide for us. We should not have to go through special processes or pass a test. Regulators, please do not impose these measures on us. Investing is a way for middle class folks to build intergenerational wealth and if you choose to put these restrictions in place you are only hurting the middle class.