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Comment for General CFTC General Dodd-Frank Submissions

  • From: Jean Schadler
    Organization(s):

    Comment No: 46232
    Date: 1/3/2011

    Comment Text:

    Mr. David A. Stawick, Secretary
    Commodity Futures Trading Commission


    Three Lafayette Center

    1155 21st Street, NW

    Washington, DC 20581


    January 3, 2011

    Dear Mr. Stawick:

    I am a cattle producer from Oregon, Nevada and California. I want the CFTC to move forward to implement and enforce the provisions in the Dodd-Frank Act that are intended to increase the confidence, security and stability in commodity futures markets while preserving market liquidity, competition, and hedging and price discovery functions of the market.

    I am concerned specifically about the practice whereby large beef packers, which are legitimate hedgers for a certain volume of cattle, enter the commodity futures markets also as speculators with the intent and effect of manipulating the futures and cash price of cattle. These beef packers should not be entitled to the end-user exception for speculative trades beyond their physical needs for slaughter cattle.

    I support and endorse the statement submitted by R-CALF in e-correspondence dated January 3, 2011. I appreciate the opportunity to comment on the progress of this very important rulemaking.

    Sincerely,

    Jean Snider Schadler, Secretary/Treasurer
    Schadler Ranch, Inc.
    PO Box 97
    Adel, Oregon 97620
    541-947-2858
    Alternative Address:
    17783 HWY 395
    Lakeview, Oregon
    541-947-4781



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