TWIMC, It is both condescending and patronizing not to mention highly insulting that regulators think the so-called underprivileged American does not have the capacity to think for themselves; I guess the statistic that most millionaires are self-made and not through inheritance should tell you everything about us. We should have the same access that the affluent and privileged American does. We work hard for our money and we should be able to invest as we see fit. We need every opportunity available in order for us to become wealthy and provide for our family - especially through public investments. The FINRA should very seriously reconsider this nefarious roadblock. Huge mistake.
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David Ovalle Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
TWIMC, It is both condescending and patronizing not to mention highly insulting that regulators think the so-called underprivileged American does not have the capacity to think for themselves; I guess the statistic that most millionaires are self-made and not through inheritance should tell you everything about us. We should have the same access that the affluent and privileged American does. We work hard for our money and we should be able to invest as we see fit. We need every opportunity available in order for us to become wealthy and provide for our family - especially through public investments. The FINRA should very seriously reconsider this nefarious roadblock. Huge mistake.