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Wednesday, 11/24/2021 3:46:31 PM

Wednesday, November 24, 2021 3:46:31 PM

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Someone please correct me if I am misinformed, but while accepting that Itronics is remarkably non-informative on financial details, I heartily dislike that the SEC apparently has two set of rules: one (sell only, with few to no buyers) for ordinary investors and another ("expert or sophisticated investor") for rich people.

I am not a millionaire, and might never be (not that it matters that much to me), but I consider myself sophisticated, and in order to be able to trade Itronics I would happily sign a paper or something that I understand and gladly accept the potential level of risk here.

This trading restriction is said to be necessary to "protect" us, the smaller investor, but all it seems to do is to prevent us from knowingly, knowledgeably and voluntarily investing in a company we really like, while rich people, apparently, still can.

No wonder most of the billionaires seem to be big government progressives. They seem to be reinventing feudalism, with them as Lord of the Manor and our hard-working, declining middle class as the new serfs.