I dont see it as our job to protect ill informed investors
ill informed investors = bad investors
But thats a whole other discussion about how much regulation should be in investment in general.
Post by twetch#1512
It's not your job, no. However, if you want to live in a productive society then it is in your best interests to minimise poor investment decisions, because of the opportunity cost this has on the economy as a whole.
What the chain says
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- 635 305
- Time
- 2020-05-17T10:43:25Z
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- 1Dhq3bN66ZdJYhkztxdqnCoNsc8HYNhnPk
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- twetch
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- Name in tx
- twetch#1512
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Totally. There can be regulations for the "invest in person"-thing, too. Would never say this should be completely unregulated. It is doable