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Davin Ashraf Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Please do not reduce the investing freedom of individual investors. We should be free to make our own investing decisions, whether they are wise or not - that is our decision to make. This would further stack the deck against individuals, when institutional investing firms already have myriad tools and freedoms that are not given to average people. Furthermore, these firms have shown no better judgment - see Bill Hwang or the entire banking system in 2008.

Eric Gailus Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I dont agree with adding restrictions on public investments. I like having a variety of fund vehicles that allow me to tailor different parts of my family portfolio to best align with our plans. I am planning to use some of these vehicles to hedge retirement withdrawals, so we won't be hammered by reverse-dollar-cost-averaging. New restrictions will not prevent irresponsible individuals from decimating their familys assets because their proclivities will cause them to gravitate towards even more risky investments such as gambling.

Michael Leong Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

The additional restrictions and regulations will impede a "free- market" trading system, distorting true price discovery in public securities. It also puts greater control in the hands of certain parties (with "specialized" knowledge) who will have advantageous and timely access to leveraged and inverse exchange-traded funds. It is not fair to restrict investments to certain or select parties only.

Nathan Arnold Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

As an Investor in leveraged ETFs, I very much would like to stop new regulations that would make it more difficult to purchase these securities. I fully understand that these can go up and down far more drastically than the market average and I fully expect that. Investing is risky and I feel like investors can properly determine their own risky tolerance with the information provided.