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Leonard Grego Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I am totally against this proposal to increase the complexity and difficulty of investing in leveraged funds. I'm an adult Citizen of the US, a Veteran, and do NOT need the Government to make my decisions on how much risk I want to take and when. It's MY CHOICE to risk, win or lose. Are you telling me if I don't have certain amount of money, I cant do it. Isn't this exactly how Putin runs his country? .

Arthur Kulaga Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

It is critical that all investors and not select few institutional traders or prescreened individuals have access to all instruments helping us protect our portfolio and retirement funds. Leveraged and inverse funds offer critical ability to reduce our portfolio beta in the times of volatility and control broad risk exposure without complex instruments like options or betting on individual securities.

Vera Plechash Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I strongly object to FINRA proposing obstacles to investing in inverse leveraged funds. There is absolutely no intellectual qualification for high net worth investors in complex funds today. Removing investment options for less wealthy but already self-educated investors is just a means to rig markets so that only the wealthy (and often under-educated) can profit from downturns in the market. This is unconscionable. Stop this. Wealth should not be the filter for investment options.

Michael Romano Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I have the freedom to invest in whatever I want. The government will restrict this to only let the elites gain more money. I am doing whatever I want with the money I earned. Regulate any other investing if you regulate this as well. We need no more federal regulations, especially on decisions I make with my money. Stop sending money to Ukraine and third world countries and spend it on America. I need no advice from the swamp