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Cal Anderson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I, and only I should be able to choose which investments are right for me. I should not have to go through any special process to invest in leveraged or inverse ETF's. There is no more risk to these investments than multitudes of individual stocks, which I have witnessed in real time over many years. I have built my entire investing strategy and process around these funds. Please do not infringe on the public right to invest freely in the free markets.

Kristofer Kaba Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

This new purposed Rule is very concerning and cause's more harm than good, It is not the job of Regulator's to decide what individuals can purchase.The autonomy of what an individual buys with their own money, that should be in there hands, only their Hands. allowing individual investors to utilize these tool, provides access to more affordable professional strategy's! THIS IS OVER REACH!! FINRA should stick to regulating actions of Entity's and Advisors. Not individuals ability to take on investment risk at there own free will..

George Richardson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

An individual investor making their own decisions is not the same as reckless wall street fund managers shorting with money they dont have. How dare the SEC come after retail traders when the clear issue is the wall street crooks. I trade for proprietary firms and i know what I am doing. It is apalling the Federal reserve is not being investigated and politicians are not being investigated, rather, the SEC wants to limit the ability of retail investors, how dare they. This is not for consumer protection, this is to protect wall street crooks so that they can't get hurt when they mess up.

Kathleen Abeles Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Dear Sirs: I oppose any restrictions on my ability to invest in public investments. I should be able to choose whatever public investments are right for me and my family. Leveraged and inverse funds should be treated no differently than other investments and should require no written test or minimum income level as a prerequisite to investing in them. I use these investments to enhance my returns and to hedge my investments and any restrictions would have a negative effect on my ability to invest successfully.

Jenifer Taylor Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I believe in the public's ability to research and invest and not be hindered by yet more regulation and restrictions. The individual is slowly being pushed out of the ability to make investment decisions. Many financial advisors are mandated to create a client risk profile and that results in the individual having very little room to make adjustments. Allowing ever-larger advisor groups to grow to enormous size creates an unprecedented "group think" investment style that has created risks and to then deprive the individual of potential ways to offset this, is criminal.

Sathish Menon Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I am shocked to hear that the regulators are considering restrictions to leveraged funds. Leveraged funds are significantly safer compared to option trades and outright shorting. For example, I use TQQQ to go long and SQQQ to go short NASDAQ, instead of outright shorting NDX. Imagine amount of capital required by small investor who wants to short NDX - or QQQ for that matter - there is no better option than buying SQQQ that is priced significantly lower. Please don't take away good investment vehicles for small investors.