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James Mascirelli Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

These proposed restrictions on my ability as a lifetime worker and saver is a clear example of overreaching regulation that could deny me to invest my savings in securities through my brokerage account. I primarily invest in American companies, do not day trade and do at times invest in leveraged and inverse funds. I understand the risks of investing and have spent time and considerable money to educate myself about markets and purchased research services. Do not treat me or fellow Americans as children.

Christopher Dehaan Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Please DO NOT block regular investors from investing in leverage funds. All investors should be allowed to choose what they will invest in for themselves and their families. Leverage and inverse funds are important and provide another avenue for portfolio growth. I have invested in funds such as UVXY and it has been very effective and profitable. Please allow me to continue to do this to grow my portfolio as I approach retirement. Thanks.

Carol Sampsel Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

As the custodian for my disabled son's accounts, I need to reiterate what I said previously. I take my responsibility seriously and have for years. I am educated in reverse funds and have managed their funds using them for many years. I should have the same right to invest as I see fit as institutions do. The fact that these regulations imply an institution care more about my son's financial future than I do is both insulting and just plain misguided.