David Fisch Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
Stop regulating and thinking of more ways to tax middle class investments
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Stop regulating and thinking of more ways to tax middle class investments
I want to maintain my current freedom to invest in public securities of my choosing.
I want the government (regulators, or whatever you choose to call them) OUT OF MY BUSINESS!!
Please don't change the cryptocurrency rules.. you already tax it.. thank you
From my understanding this is still a FREE country. The government doesn't have any right to tell me of what I can invest in and what I cannot invest in so long as it is legal and I have the money to be able to invest. This regulation should not be allowed to stand.!!!
I want to maintain my current freedom to invest in public security of my choosing.
This is an obvious attempt to keep the rich richer and the poor no chance at these investments . to keep the poor poor. It is more cast society crap. I should be able to invest in anything a person with more wealth then me can invest in. If regulators are ok with me loseing everything on buying lottery tickets then why should theybe concerned if I lose everything on stock or any other investments I can come up with the Capitol to invest in. The only thing that should stop me from investing anywhere I want should be my wallet.
I have a small mount in retirement fund and invested this 20 + years ago. Now it is losing money daily. Can't afford lose any more or I will be on welfare!
Dear regulators,
Appreciate the efforts to keep investors safe. Please believe in them to take the right decisions for themselves. It is paramount that they have the freedom to choose where and how much to invest, in the legal investment avenues of course. I wouldn't mind having to learn more about the risks of certain non-traditional investments, but mandating this would be an overreach in my opinion.
Best regards,
Pawan