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Comment for Proposed Rule 75 FR 3281

  • From: Emmanuel Ekolama
    Organization(s):

    Comment No: 1562
    Date: 1/21/2010

    Comment Text:

    i0-001
    COMMENT
    CL-01562
    From:
    Sent:
    To:
    Subject:
    Emmanuel Ekolama
    Thursday, January 21, 2010 5:31 AM
    secretary
    REGULATION OF RETAIL FOREX
    Attention: David Stal~vick - Scretary
    Sir,
    This mail is coming to you from a concerned forex trader to express my strong feeling and opinion on the proposed new
    regulation of leverage limitation to 10 percent(10 - to - 1) instead of the current 1 percent (100 - to - 1). Identification number
    RIN 3038-AC61
    I believe that the CFTC is set up to work for the best overall interest, create a level playing ground and promote healthy
    competition, this I believe informed the CFTC to opened up the forex market to retail traders.But this proposed 10 percent
    limitation is geared to close the forex market to retail traders again. The world appluaded the regulatory body when the forex
    market was opened to retail traders, because is created huge business opporunity, created millions of jobs, reduced frustration
    and crime, but implementation of the new proposal will spell doom that was earlier averted.
    Sir, do you know that the proposed new regulation will work contrary to the best interst of the majority and monopolise the
    market to favor a select few?
    This mail Sir, is to remind you of equity and the position your good offices stand to promote justice in the face of opposition
    to what is appropriate and beneficial to all and not a few. This proposed new regulation definitely is not, and will not be
    beneficial to all because majority of people will be adversely affected.Therefore this proposed leverage limitation could be
    described as oppressive. Not at such a time when the world is crying of economic meltdown, hundreds of thousands loosing
    jobs monthly,this new limitation should not be considered at all because it will further compound the problem. Millions of
    people will loose their jobs, thereby causing more frustration to people and increase in crime rate. Any new policy for
    consideration at this time should be geared toward stimulating economic growth and development and creating more jobs and
    job opportunities.
    This mail is therefore to implore you and your team at CFTC to give a second thought to to this issue and reverse the
    proposed limitation, let the present status quo of 100:1 remain.
    I strongly voice against the proposed new regulation and trust that you will use your good offices to serve the overall interest
    of mankind
    Thanking you in anticipation of maintaining the current 100:1 leverage
    Best regards
    Emmanuel Ekolama