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Sean Reilly Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I have seen countless people, both in my personal life and on the internet, lose money investing in complex financial products they never understood. Many times no explanation at all was available, and there was almost never a test to see if they could understand and retain an explanation if one was provided. I am only in my mid-twenties-- these people are meaningfully worse off for the rest of their lives. Please rein in the sophisticated salesmen of these financial products.

Matthew Benkendorf Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I am infuriated about the current proposed FINRA Rule #22-08! I, not some buerocratic regulators in Washington, D.C. should decide where, when and how I invest my money. It is my money, that I have earned and that I fully am aware of the potential risks, pitfalls, benefits, and otherwise that I put myself in when I invest in any investment - traditional or otherwise. I should not need to jump through hoops or meet criteria that people who don't know me set to be able to invest my capital.

Jonathan Messimer Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

What makes are American economy and stock market great is the ability to choose how we invest our time, talent, and of course money. For many the idea of growing assets through investments is a beautiful mechanism and the reason we wake up ready for work every morning. I love the financial industry and have worked in it for many years. When working with clients, I always try to follow the rules and regulations set forth by FINRA and the SEC. These are both fine establishments attempting to maintain order in sometimes a chaotic world.