Im capable of understanding cryptocurrency funds such as BITO and their risks.I invested in many pre ipo offerings and I believe people shouldnt have limits on how much money they

I'm an individual investor who trades leveraged products and options on an almost daily basis. Leveraged products and options have become the cornerstone of my investment strategy and provide the income stream I need to live on in my retirement. I've spent over 12 years as an active investor and have put the time and effort into learning how such products work using all the available public information, prospectuses from leveraged product providers, information from CBOE and a LOT of time watching and analyzing the behavior of these leveraged products and options.

I do not want you to involve yourself in my business dealings when it comes to inverse funds or leveraged funds. I'm invested in both. I should be able to choose which funds are right for me. Why put harder restrictions on the poor? Don't the rich get enough perks?

I am grad to see additional regulation and protection for unsophisticated consumers and investors. Also corporate stock buy backs should be outlawed.

I support the proposed regulations.

Investing should be fair and profitable!

Dont we have other pressing issues?

I think I can choose the public investments, that are right for me and my family.
I can understand leveraged and inverse funds and their risks.
Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategies. they help my protect (hedge) my investments or seek enhanced returns.I use them as a limited part of my overall portfolio.

I strongly oppose restrictions to my right to invest in Leverage and Inverse funds. People, not regulators, should have the choice of what investments are right for them. These type if funds are important for my investment strategy and it would create problems for me if I cannot continue to use them. I should not have to take a test to use them. I have been successfully been using them since 2009 and wish to continue using them

These comments are in regard to FINRA's Regulatory Notice 22-08 request for comments.