From: Bradly E. Potter CPA CFP®
Sent: January 27, 2007
To: rule-comments@sec.gov
Subject: File No. S7-25-06

Too Whom It May Concern:

The net worth requirement for private equity offerings is already too high at $1 million. The proposed increase would serve to further limit the choices of the investing public. Another option would be a two part test. If you have the $1 million, then you can invest, if not, then you have suitability test to determined by your investment advisor. Much the same as the current brokerage industry – is the investment suitable for the needs and situation of the client.

John Mauldin (www.frontlinethoughts.com) has some good ideas on the matter. I would suggest you read his January 26th article, A New Definition of Rich.

Thank you,

Brad Potter

Bradly E. Potter CPA CFP®
Hoppe & Orendorff SC
Ph. 262-657-7716
Fx. 262-657-6191

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