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Alex Orth Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Regulating the stocks and investments the average American can invest in is the most asinine ideas I have ever heard. The fact that in order to trade a "complex product" I would need to take test and read certain materials, be wealthy, and get special approval from a broker is the worst form of gatekeeping. Not only would you be stopping a large amount of people from investing in certain stocks because you believe them to be to stupid, you would also likely drive many people to sell their stocks and leave the market entirely out of fear that they may not be qualified to continue to invest.

T Weddle Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Dear Sir/Madam,

As an American Citizen, I should be able to invest in whatever public investment I choose.

I gave 30 years, putting my life on the line every single day, to protect the rights and freedoms of all American Citizens.

Those rights, that I fought so hard to protect, should not infringed upon. And if I want to invest MY own hard-earned money into something that I am fully capable of understanding, and fully aware of the risks involved, as well as the rewards, that come from these types of investments, that's MY choice, and no one else's.