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Daniel Felipe Cafias Aguirre
Friday, January 29, 2010 9:21 AM
secretary
[email protected]
Regulation of Retail Forex
My name is Daniel Cafias, I am a retail forex trader outside the United States and my broker firm is
regulated by the NFA in the your Country. Its been very hard to believe that you are trying to change
leverage reguklation even in my particular case that here in Colombia several thousands of traders work
and live as a traders in as 100% of their income.
Now if the cftc changes leverage regulations most of us will have to look for another job (cleaning
houses, taxi driver, gym trainer, etc) or who knows. The only true is that we will no longer have a way
to live and work as we love, trading.
Also if in my country like I said thousands of traders have their money in brokers registered and regulate
in the United States, 1 believe that other countrys have the same or more money in your country. So you
can imagine how much money this brokers have on their accounts and how much taxes they pay and
how many jobs they are generating.
So my opinion is that changing leverage regulations instead of a good idea is an idea that doesn't benefit
the U. S economy.
Thank you for your attention,
Daniel Cafias
Retail Forex Trader at campodetrading.com
instead of a good idea is an idea that does not benefit the U.S.
economy
