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Andrew Cook Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

This is nothing more than a proposal to make the rich richer & the poor loose more money in a manipulated financial system. The rich create the opportunity and capitalize on it and it's been happening for many years. How about we omit the rich from investing in these investments. We all share the air, highways, waterways, restaurants & paying taxes but only 1-social status can invest in certain funds. Or does this proposal say that only the rich are smart enough to invest and the poor are too dumb to invest!

Jason Snyder Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I Jason snyder do not agree or support changes to inverse leverage trading. Again the wealthy control the markets. You allowed the public to trade and lose on inverse funds for the entire rise of the market and now when the economy is going over a cliff due to terrible management from the top you want to take away the ability for the public to make gains from the market taking. Total manipulation of the markets yet again. I have zero faith or trust in the stock market management finra and the sec look out for the billionaires not the common trader. I appose changes

Jason Pippen Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I completely disagree and oppose this SEC rule and it is a violation of my right to choose how I wish invest my money. You should have no right to threaten my ability to make my own choices. You would be taking away my ability to choose to hedge or make investment decisions about the market. Not all retail traders are infants! We don't need you making decisions for us. It's another attempt to tie the hands of the little guy and give additional advantage to the wealthy. It is an unfair rule and should not be put into effect in any form.