I'd like to express my disagreement with the rule that would restrict access to certain investment strategies to only the privileged. If we're to maintain a free and fair capitalist environment by allowing everyone the ability to place their money in the markets, wherever they should be, should be allowed.
Its my business to decide whether to get help with my investments; obviously no one works for free. The added costs will devalue my returns. And a rule like this will either increase the cost and / or crush the market for alternative investments.
Let the market work!
Im asking the SEC as I do have a right of freedom to invest in crypto currency as much as I want and they do not have the right to put any kind of regulation into it. I vote against that SEC rule #S7-24-15 I oppose restrictions to my right to invest
The American people need to take back our constitutional rights from the corrupt federal government before Its too late. I'm sick and tired of the wealthy making all the rules just for them and not for the people at the bottom this is got to stop immediately
Amendments to Alternative Display Facility Rules to Require Advance Written Notice of Denial of Direct or Indirect Electronic Access
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