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Sarah Mattson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I have the sole ability to choose what investments I want to pursue. I oppose any restrictions of my right to invest in any public investment available in the market place. It is ridiculous to have to pass a special test so I may invest in a public security. If/when I invest in a leveraged and/or inversed fund, I do understand the risks, my goodness I am literate, educated, and capable of determining my own risk tolerance. Please stay out of my right to choose what types of public investments I want to invest in.

David Jou Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I oppose this restriction to my right to invest. Those with a high net worth have traditionally been able to invest and greatly increase their wealth. Having more wealth to invest also means that they have a lot more to lose which often applies to complex investments. These restrictions would also force the public to utilize a broker which not only incurs a cost, but often results in a much more conservative approach to investing. How can the public or older individuals invest for their future or retirement if there isn't an ability to increase their investments relatively quickly?

Elizabeth Billings Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I should have the right to choose my investments as I wish. There is no reason to restrict me from investing in Cryptocurrency funds. I understand the risks involved just like I understand the risks in trading options, which I also do daily. Cryptocurrency funds are an important part of my balanced portfolio designed to achieve my financial objectives. I object to having restrictions placed on my cryptocurrency investing.