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Comment for Proposed Rule 75 FR 3281

  • From: Cagri Guler
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    Comment No: 3388
    Date: 1/23/2010

    Comment Text:

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    COMMENT
    CL-03388
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    (;:ac~r~ G01er
    Saturday, January 23, 2010 8:00 PM
    secreta ry < secreta ry@ C FTC. g ov >
    Regulation of Retail Forex
    RIN 3038-AC61
    Dear Sirs,
    I am a retail forex trader from Europe and I have been relying on a US forex broker services to my
    best satisfaction for some time now.
    As of recently, I have heard that CFTC has plans to downsize (yes, this is probably the most
    appropriate word for it), the US retail forex leverage down to 10:1.
    In few words, should this really happen, I and many other people I know who currently rely on US
    brokers are going to transfer our capital from BOA and other US banks and brokerages to European
    banks and brokerages which are far less convenient for trading but at least have no problems with
    100
    : 1 leverage.
    With all due respect, it is my honest opinion as a forex trader that this regulation of yours can
    represent the final blow to the US retail forex, so if it is your aim to destroy this industry entirely in
    the US and have the capital transfered elsewhere then feel free to proceed with it. If on the other
    hand you do happen to care for the industry, then please, by all means, abandon this idea forever.
    Trading is risky. All trading is risky. Those who don't understand and/or are not ready to assume
    this risk should not be trading and not you nor any other body should try to "protect" them against
    themselves at the expense of other traders.
    Also, I would like to remind you that forex is the very least risky market. Exchanges can and do
    crash. Exchanges can and do open with huge gaps. Exchange traders can and do end up owing
    commodity and stock brokers more than they have in their accounts. Forex traders are immune to
    these risks. But then again, you already know this. Therefore, being well aware that you have
    already received tons of similar appeals I will have no other option but to judge your decision
    (again, should it take place) as malevolent and counter to common sense and financial interests of
    the United States.
    Looking forward to your soon reaction and complete rejecting the 10:1 leverage related regulation.
    Sincerely,
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