its good you are aware of their work and on board with the research
you should recognize that's 6 years old and everything that was going to change has already changed, the article of this very thread is about using the new changes
- Permit individuals who pass an accredited investor examination to qualify as accredited investors.
Only a further expansion this last point is what is on the table. As taking several FINRA tests do now allow for qualification as accredited (as seen in OP's article), and people get to submit new non-FINRA tests, their approval has not occurred yet.
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its good you are aware of their work and on board with the research
you should recognize that's 6 years old and everything that was going to change has already changed, the article of this very thread is about using the new changes
Only a further expansion this last point is what is on the table. As taking several FINRA tests do now allow for qualification as accredited (as seen in OP's article), and people get to submit new non-FINRA tests, their approval has not occurred yet.
You’re too polite :) I should read the article before commenting, bad habit. Thanks for the correction.