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Cem Adiguzel Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I do not need any regulatory measures imposed on me when Im investing. I can understand the risks of a certain investment. If i do not understand the risks then I wouldnt invest. You may want to limit false advertising/marketing of funds -if there are any- but limiting investors- or just letting a certain group of investors be able to invest on certain securities freely should not be the governing policy in my opinion. We should support free trade of everything legal and let economics work its magic rather than intervening.

Mike Larsen Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

This regulation doesn't help me as a consumer or investor. It hurts me. It takes away my options and my ability to decide what is right for me and my finances. The attitude that individual investors are too dumb to understand "complex" investments is offensive. I do my homework and choose my investments based on my own risk profile, investment vehicles and asset classes that I believe in, and having a balanced overall financial portfolio.

Shawn Branson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Dear FINRA, It is imperative consideration for Proposed Rule #S7-24-15 be discontinued. The funds in question provide individual investors the means to easily diversify and balance exposure over multiple asset classes. This diversification, alongside the already significant margin requirement for purchase of the funds, reduces overall investment risk. This proposed rule would hurt the individuals it is supposedly trying to protect. All individual investors must retain the right to choose the investments they want in their portfolio.