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David Harris Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Any restrictions on the right of the general public to invest or trade leveraged or inverse funds should be as limited as possible. Otherwise, the market becomes more off limits and only for the elite in the the general public's eyes. Educational requirements, made as simple as possible, perhaps would be helpful, but any other restrictions, especially those that limit the general public from participating in the market fully, should be limited

John Sabo Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Regulators should not have the right to limit my choice of investments - Public investments should be available to all investors and not just the privileged elite - I should not have to go through a special process to invest in leveraged funds - Leveraged and inverse funds are a necessary part of my investment strategy m to hedge against market pullbacks - Any limiting regulations tells me something big is coming and the wall street tycoons want the public not to have the ability to hedge.