I realize Im a little past the deadline for submitting comments, but in the interest of providing as many data points to decision-makers as possible, Id like to share some thoughts.

I have managed my own finances since I graduated from college at 21. After nearly three decades of hard work and sound investment, I retired from the rat race at 50. Surprisingly, I was able to accomplish this goal without receiving financial guidance from Kevin McCarthy or Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

FINRAs measures are at odds with Americas long-standing disclosure-based system, which gives investors and their advisors the freedom to make their own investment decisions.
Brokers and individual investors not regulators should be able to choose the investments that are right for their clients or themselves. Public securities should be accessible to all of the public, not just the privileged.

I am a personal investor with decades of saving, trading and investing and would like LESS government regulation or limitations. I do not want, or need FINRA or SEC or other agency to limit my access to investment vehicles such as leveraged exchange traded funds. My investments into ETFs, stocks, bonds, futures, real-estate and other asset classes are my personal choice and decision. I am against requiring a "special test" or other restriction to trade leveraged ETFs. Leveraged ETFs are part of my investment diversification and strategy.

I, not the regulator, should be able to choose public investments, and it should be available to all of the public, not the special privileged few in a democracy.

We oppose additional and unnecessary regulatory burdens on our business and restrictions on the rights of our clients to invest in public securities.

Compass Capital Corporation appreciates the opportunity to comment on Regulatory Notice 22-08 published by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). We support FINRAs investor protection mission and commend FINRA for reminding members of their current regulatory obligations. However, we are deeply concerned that FINRA is considering a series of radical and unprecedented regulations that could prevent or deter our clients from accessing a broad range of public securities deemed complex.

Compass Capital Corporation appreciates the opportunity to comment on Regulatory Notice 22-08 published by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). We support FINRAs investor protection mission and commend FINRA for reminding members of their current regulatory obligations. However, we are deeply concerned that FINRA is considering a series of radical and unprecedented regulations that could prevent or deter our clients from accessing a broad range of public securities deemed complex.