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li Trinh Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

No new regulations need to be added. Protecting retail investors is just an excuse. Everyone enters knowing the risk they face. Everyone accept their own mistakes, they don't think to themselves if only the government had stopped me. Even if a few undisciplined traders fail, doesn't mean everyone else should be punished. Leverage assets can either make you or break you. Yet politicians would rather we go gamble at the casino.

Paul Wiener Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Inverse ETF's are not exceedingly complex financial instruments. In addition, they can be used easily and cheaply to reduce risk by investors with significant equity exposure. Investors such as myself should have the right to make our own decisions about reducing risk without the need to sell our stock positions. We should not be forced to take a test to retain this right, although i have no objection to net worth requirements.

Steve Rumsey Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

As an RIA for over two decades, I want the ability to use whatever tactical strategies I see fit for my clients as well as myself. I have used inverse funds within hedging strategies since the 1990s to no ill effect for my clients. They are extremely useful tools for hedging against large market losses, especially within Long/Short strategies. With the advent of cannabis, crypto, day-traders, and zero commission trading, there will be even more risky trades and investments being done by retail investors.

Frank Benson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

We need action on this to protect us the investing public! We not regulators should be able to choose an investment on what is right for our future and family. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged. If I am a knowledgeable investor, I should be able to invest without restrictions. This is another area where the government should be trying to take action to protect themselves!