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Samantha Amsler Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Are you kidding me? Do you want to be more obvious that you're aware your financial system is broken and the retail investor has figured out the game. This screams that regulators are afraid of the power of the every day citizens. DO NOT PASS THIS REGULATION. People deserve the power over their own finances no matter how small they may be. If this is a reaction to the rise of the retail investor and meme stock popularity it's a telling one. Passing this type of regulations states once again that the stock market is not for the working class but to keep the rich wealthy.

Prakasam Nanjappa Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

1.Leveraged and inverse funds help common investors like an insurance by hedging, so it protects the investment made in the stocks.
2.Restrictions will limit number of investors and thus liquidity.
3. If liquidity/availability less - then brokerage fees will increase.
4.Common investors are aware about the leveraged investments.
5.If investors give details about bank balance, net worth details, a hacking in brokerage facility will lead to investors loosing everything to hackers.

Tim Schmalenberger Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

John Q public should ALWAYS be able to choose what investments THEY feel is right for them....period. The USA is still a FREE COUNTRY and thus its citizens should always be free to choose their investment vehicles and strategies with NO special application, process or test to invest their hard earned money. As a FREE citizen, I know the risks that I am taking when I invest in any security that furthers my investment objectives. They don't always generate a profit, but it is my choice and my choice alone that I make willingly in my long term investment strategy.