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Julia Holt Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and my family. We dont want regulators involved.
Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged!
Acting as the middle man just steals wealth from hard working Americans.
We arent children that we have to pass a test to invest in public securities, including crypto, and we are completely capable of understanding the risks of investing.
Regulators imposing these type of measures smacks of over-reach and greed.

Russell Fleetwood Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Dear Sirs:

I do not think adding additional requirements to the use of leveraged/inverse investments should be used. We have enough regulations now. If an individual wants to use these they already have to agree to various forms required by the brokerage they use.

I don't need to go through any more tests, classes or regulation in my investment decisions.

Let me decide on what I want to invest in and don't prevent me from using the same techniques wealth individuals use. The rules are already slanted against the individual investor.

Sage Leary Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I'm writing to tell you that I do NOT want any restrictions placed on my ability to trade leveraged funds such as the TQQQs and SQQQs. I'm a young investor who has had great success using the volatility on these funds to grow my accounts. I've been able to pursue my dream of working as a professional musician due to the benefits of my trading income. I've been trained by my parents my entire youth regarding all aspects of trading these types of funds. I'm aware of the risks and have multiple risk management strategies in place for each trade.