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George Thompson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Dear FINRA, I oppose this legislation because you are instituting more constraints on my freedom to manage my investments as I see fit. We already must review and sign documents from our broker informing us of the risks and potential losses on all leveraged investments before we can purchase those investments. In fact, I had to state my investment objectives were "most aggressive" to Fidelity in order to buy a little downside protection for one of my accounts (VIXX).

Jose Sanchez Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I strongly oppose any limitations that may be placed on investors who want to participate in short funds or leveraged funds. I have been investing in the stock market since 1993 and fully understand the risks inherent in these types of funds. When used properly to hedge a portfolio they can be very important. I strongly suspect that rules like this one being proposed will end up hurting the smaller investor and making the playing field even more tilted in favor of the large investors. Please do not adopt this proposed SEC rule.

Morris Crump Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

To whom it may concern, It's undemocratic to make certain investments available only to the already wealthy. Leveraged investments should remain available to everyone, regardless of their net worth. And the same rules should apply equally, to everyone, all the time. It's not possible for regulators to care as much about my investments as I do, despite their best intentions. And nobody is going to put as much time and energy into looking out for my best investing interests, and the best investing interests of my family, as I do.