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Brian Cupples Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

To whom it may concern:

While I believe your intentions are to protect people from making unwise - or not understood - investments where they lose more than that can afford, I don't agree with it. I believe people should be able to choose the public investments they believe are right for them and their families. Public investments should be available to the public. Requiring special processes not only block access to these investment types, but also cost money enforcing them that could be spent on better things.

Charles Price Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Me, not regulators should be able to choose my own investments that are right for me and my family. Never should anyone have to go through a special process in order to invest in public securities. I am capable on my own of discerning the risks. Leverage and inverse funds are an important way to enhance investment strategies and I want them to remain available. Please do not make changes to how these products are offered that will limit peoples ability to invest in them.

Kelly McCluskie Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

When it comes to where I place my money for investing, it should be my choice. Not that of some unknown regulator who may be getting kick-backs for pushing specific investments.

There should not be any red tape that I must go through before being able to invest. This should be regardless of if I seek advice of a financial advisor or not. It is my money and my future and my decisions.

Unless the regulator can make sure my money increases, which I or a finacial advisor, can not do then let me decide what to do and if I seek assisstance in making decisions.