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Robert Chace Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

That [REDACTED]. Stop violating my rights. I have the Constitutional right to buy what I want without being subjected to your idiotic,unconstitutional [REDACTED] and violation of my rights. You all work for me and the rest of America it's Time for you to do what you are told to do by the people not what you want to do or what you are paid under the table out of site to do that goes against the will of your employers The People.

David Walters Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Dear Regulators!

It would be a huge mistake to limit investors abilities to use the various leveraged and inverse leveraged ETFs currently available as components of a balanced asset allocation. For long-term and short-term investors these vehicles have an important role to play in both mitigating risk and providing capital appreciation. Please do not put addition burdens on small retail investors like us!

Frank Miller Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I fit all the normal requirements for suitability to buy such things as ProShares. I owned AGQ in my Roth IRA. I am a retired VP Investments from a regional brokerage firm, sufficient net worth and income, full options trading experience and qualification and was forced by the compliance guy where my account is currently to divest this security due to its complex and risky nature and the upcoming regulations as such by you.

John Spare Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I find it very concerning that FINRA is proposing to interfere in my usage of leveraged or inverse funds and ETFs. My investment firm's websites already give me ample warning about my risks using these investments, and they do it every time I consider making such a purchase. So your heavily burdensome proposed requirements would only be an unnecessary intrusion into my process of investing. In addition it would be an undesirable government intrusion into my personal finances.

Stuart Rickey Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

To the SEC:
Please do NOT adopt the proposed rule!
I have included leveraged and inverse leveraged funds in my portfolio for well over a decade. I understand the concept of volatility drag and as an antidote, I employ modified dollar-cost averaging to lower my cost basis.

It seems criminally unfair for one branch of the government the Fed to create an overinflated market, only to have another branch of the government the SEC barge in and take away the one tool we had to defensively hedge against the former.