Kristy B Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
Stop being greedy and let the poor people have a chance to make it out of proverty like the rich have done all these years
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Stop being greedy and let the poor people have a chance to make it out of proverty like the rich have done all these years
No more senseless regulations, please!
The filthy rich (all pun intended,) have NO right to bring unrighteous regulations against the free people of the Americas on what or how they should be able to invest their hard earned moneys to become financially free. But thats just the problem though isn't it, these filthy people don't want us to be free Ain't that right!
Im against this on so many levels a free person should be able to invest in any public offering, Those who should be barred from investing is any elected official thru their term and for 2 years after. This would include mayors senators congress etc
I have the right to invest my money were I want to.
Its time to give up and let the people live their lives as they please. Hands off crypto!
Investing is about learning to manage risk. I dont think government should interfere.
Do not vote to infringe on my rights to invest how I feel is best for my families future.
Hello, My name is Brandon and I am a series 7 licensed financial advisor. I believe that the current proposal 22-08 is unfair to investors, underwriters, and businesses, limiting access to investment resources for investors and financing for businesses. For businesses. The people do not need you to dictate what they can invest in. This is only going to hurt the market overall, while limiting the financial mobility of anyone not deemed accredited