Connie Chen Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
Oppose restrictions on my right to invest in public investments.
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Oppose restrictions on my right to invest in public investments.
Please do not mess with our future, the current situation with standard IRAs especially when it comes to employer established is rediculiously governed and regulated enough.
I find it to be complete CRAP that you want to limit the poor from investing in bitcoin proshares. I am not an accredited investor and should not need to be to invest in anything I wish. I don't even think most of the population realizes what's going on with this "accredited investor" business..
If you forbid these funds now you will lock in loses for investors who bought these funds in good faith. I am surprised that Drexion and Profunds aren't paying you to do it. They will be the only beneficiaries. Regulate corporate buybacks and give out fines for insider trading that are more then the money made if you want people to think you are doing anything
I currently own a lot of crypto and I wouldn't be allowed to under these new rules. Please vote against it.
Members of Congress, I urge you not to ban the investment of cryptocurrencies ETFs. This is the only safe way for me to invest in cryptocurrencies as the only other option is to make a separate crypto account. So please, as an American, please don't ban Cryptocurrencies ETF. Instead, I urge you to focus on closing loopholes and deductions the rich use to evade taxes.
I should be able to make my own investments without being told what I can invest in and what I can't, this is a free country and we choose to not be told or restricted from making investments.
What a ridiculous idea to think you have the right to tell me what I can invest in!
Just who the heck appointed you to decide what risks I take with my money and my investments? Stand down and let people be free to decide for themselves all things in their private lives and go be a Karen to your neighbors or something. Nuff said, you get the point!
This notice is overly broad and would potentially exclude low net worth investors from having access to complex products. Implementation would be a burden on everyone involved and frankly is a solution in search of a problem.