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Comment for Proposed Rule 75 FR 3281

  • From: Donna Ladd
    Organization(s):
    FX Solutions

    Comment No: 3624
    Date: 1/24/2010

    Comment Text:

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    COMMENT
    CL-03624
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    Sunday, January 24, 2010 8:58 PM
    secretary
    Public Submission for 2010-00456
    Public Submission for 2010-00456.zip
    Please refer to the attached file.Please Do Not Reply This Email.
    Public Comments on Regulation of Off-Exchange Retail Foreign Exchange Transactions and
    Intermediaries:
    Title: Regulation of Off-Exchange Retail Foreign Exchange Transactions and Intermediaries
    FR Document Number: 2010-00456
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    RIN: null
    Publish Date: Wed Jan 20 00:00:00 EST 2010
    Submitter Info:
    first name Donna
    last name Ladd
    address1 2152 Waynoka Rd
    city Euclid
    country United States
    us state OH
    zip 44117
    company FX Solutions
    I would like to say that when a regulatory company like the CFTC does the work it does to
    keep the market free of fraud and deceit for the forex market, it is very uplifting and rewarding
    to know they are there protecting the investments of common people. However, when it is
    done with conditions knowing that somewhere down the line the common, middle class and
    lower income people will have to be subjected to conditions that are so far fetched they would
    not be able to afford the to make any substancial gain in this market. Especially if the
    leverage is reduced to the proposed level. I think it is just another way of controling people
    and keeping people at the level they are now, and never given the opportunity to even try to
    make it in this market, or any market, or in life unless it is done the way you want it. All it does
    is keep the system going as it all ways has. The rich get richer, middle class gets extinct, and
    the poor get poorer. I am totally against the reccomendation, and I hope you listen to the
    people and let them choose what the want.
    Thank You,
    Donna Ladd