For the umpteenth time: cryptocurrencies are vehicles for criminal activity and naked speculation--nothing more or less. Private equity investments favor only those running the fund in question. For those who don't know, the typical PE fund manager gets 2% of the total fund size and 20% of annual profits. There is no way that a retail investor understands both the risk undertaken by the fund, or the fees taken by the fund manager.
The typical investor who seeks to build and grow a retirement account is counseled to diversify, invest only in what they understand, take on risk only to their personal tolerance level, and take a long, patient view. The administration's action puts many unwitting investors at risk. I have no problem with those who invest money outside their retirement funds in crypto or PE, so long as they understand the risk involved, but all others should stay away...
For the umpteenth time: cryptocurrencies are vehicles for criminal activity and naked speculation--nothing more or less. Private equity investments favor only those running the fund in question. For those who don't know, the typical PE fund manager gets 2% of the total fund size and 20% of annual profits. There is no way that a retail investor understands both the risk undertaken by the fund, or the fees taken by the fund manager.
The typical investor who seeks to build and grow a retirement account is counseled to diversify, invest only in what they understand, take on risk only to their personal tolerance level, and take a long, patient view. The administration's action puts many unwitting investors at risk. I have no problem with those who invest money outside their retirement funds in crypto or PE, so long as they understand the risk involved, but all others should stay away...