Brandon Hebert Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
I want to invest how I please. Restricting citizens investing shouldn't be allowed.
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I want to invest how I please. Restricting citizens investing shouldn't be allowed.
please no more regulations
Totally stupid idea. Only snowflakes think this way!!!
I oppose limitations on my investments choices and decisions. I use ProShares to hedge my personal investments.
I will vote against any politician regardless of political affiliation who tries to stranglehold investments just because the can't have the power to control them. Any public servant for regulation of crypto will never get a vote from me or my collective circle.
Dear Sirs:
I should have the right to choose my investments according to my preferences, and not answer to authorities as to what is right or wrong for me. I understand leveraged funds and the associated risks. I do not need regulators to decide risk for me. I am capable of handling both the ups and downs.
To whom it may concern:
I dont know everything about investing but I do know that I have done really good in the recent year. Im sure I wouldnt know enough to pass a test you might be talking about. I do have enough common sense to be careful with my money. Respectfully you shouldnt be able to tell me how at what to invest MY money in.
More regulations are baloney. We need to be free to make our own decisions. If you think you are "saving us" by making us take a stupid government class--you are wrong. You just want investing to be for the elites like Washington DC politicians and close off others from having a fair shake at making money.
I strongly oppose any restrictions on my right to invest in public investments. I believe it is my right to make investment decisions that are right for me and my family without regulators getting involved in those investment decisions. I know what is best for me, and I believe it is very presumptuous to assume a regulator is more concerned about my well-being and investment decisions than I am.
I think this is [REDACTED]. I should be able to invest my money were I chose. I am the one taking the risks. They need to keep their hand out of my public right to do this. If I wanted to go to school and pass tests to invest. I can make those choices for myself. Don't make any changes. This sounds like [REDACTED]