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Trevor Arens Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Its should not be up to scrupulous Washington Bureaucrats to decide what I can and cant invest in. It should be up to to those who purchase and sell public securities. I have done research into every security that I have purchase and have kept prospectuses of each one. I have also read literature regarding investing.

This feels like a way for government to pick and choose which stocks are going to be purchased by the public, and which ones arent. That would make for more insider trading and ruin 401ks, IRAs and personal brokerage accounts for smaller investors like myself.

Wan-Chuan Yin Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

As an experienced and knowledgeable individual investor, I strongly oppose any restrictions for the adult investors to invest in public investments including but not limited to stock options, leverage and inverse fund. The adult investors themselves instead of FINRA or another people shall select and decide the type of the public investments to the best of their interest and investment goals. Sincerely, Wan-Chuan Yin, Schwab account holder [REDACTED] 

Kasem Omary Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

As an MBA, I understand the importance of investment and knowledge of investment. Regulation of retail investment is not appropriate. As a business professional with financial knowledge - these rule changes have will have little to no impact on me. Others, however will be harmed by them.

As a free market society - we should have more freedom in what we are allowed to do with our money vs less freedom. Financial freedom should be attainable by all, not only select individuals.