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Comment for Proposed Rule 75 FR 3281

  • From: WB Heilmann
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    Comment No: 3593
    Date: 1/24/2010

    Comment Text:

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    WB Heilmann
    Sunday, January 24, 2010 6:44 PM
    secretary
    Regulation of Retail Forex
    ATT00002.htm
    The newly proposed changes to US trading rules have a few good ideas in them,
    but the 10:1 maximum leverage limitation is a bit extreme, don't you think? This
    is a very severe limitation for those who trade Forex using responsible risk management
    practices.
    One who trades irresponsibly will quickly find oneself out of funds and out of
    Forex trading. That is the fault of the individual trader, and that trader should
    not have been involved with Forex in the first place. No amount of "protective"
    regulation can save such a trader from (stupidly) not following good risk management
    principles. Therefore, a governmental entity should not try to "save" irresponsible
    traders from their own poor business practices...let them fail so that they can
    find a more suitable way to invest their money.
    The 10:1 limitation would be horribly restrictive for knowledgeable and responsible
    Forex traders. Please do not implement this poorly-conceived regulation.
    Thank you for taking the time to read this message.
    WB HeilmannThe newly proposed changes to US trading rules have a few good ideas in them, but the 10:1
    maximum leverage limitation is a bit extreme, don't you think? This is a very severe limitation
    for those who trade Forex using responsible risk management practices.
    One who trades irresponsibly will quickly find oneself out of funds and out of Forex trading.
    That is the fault of the individual trader, and that trader should not have been involved
    with Forex in the first place. No amount of "protective" regulation can save such a trader
    from (stupidly) not following good risk management principles. Therefore, a governmental
    entity should not try to "save" irresponsible traders from their own poor business practices...let
    them fail so that they can find a more suitable way to invest their money.
    The 10:1 limitation would be horribly restrictive for knowledgeable and responsible Forex
    traders. Please do not implement this poorly-conceived regulation.
    Thank you for taking the time to read this message.
    WB Heilmann