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Eric Toth Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I can make my own decisions, thank you very much. I can limit my exposure by choosing not to purchase, purchase a small amount, or as much as I want. As a former banker, somewhat successful businessman, and a veteran, I believe I understand risk better than any government employee, who enjoys a risk less salary, risk less retirement, risk less employment, risk less tenure and benefits that exceed most private sector jobs. Public securities exist for the public to invest in.

Harold Collins Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I believe that the current proposals to invest in leveraged and inverse funds are wrong headed. First, these funds are an efficient way to use margin vs a traditional margin account. Second, it is my responsibility to make investment decisions not the regulators. Third these are great tools for hedging risk that are not available except by using margin and exposing myself to higher cost and fees associated with margin.

James Miller Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

FINRA regulators, there are so many ways that the ultra-rich can become even wealthier and so many ways to stop the middle-class from doing so. By restricting inverse and leveraged investments you are further limiting the ability of ordinary Americans from having access to the same tools that the elite have. With the abundance of education and information available on the internet it is easier than ever for investors to study and learn the risks and benefits of any investment type. I oppose these proposed restrictions and I ask for my right to continue to invest how I see fit.