Comment Text:
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COMMENT
CL-05599
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Leo Pordon < [email protected]>
Friday, February 26, 2010 10:47 AM
secretary
RIN 3038-AC61
David Stawick, Secretary
Commodity Futures Trad~n8 Commission
1155 21st Street, N.W.,
Washinston, DC 20581
Dear Mr. Staw~ck:
I have attended many courses, stud~ed, trained, and put ~nto practice the d~sc~p[~nes that are necessary to become a currency
trader. Four years to be exact. I manase risk on each and every trade. Cap~ta[ preservation and ~ncrementa[ profits are my
primary 8oa[s / objectives / responsibilities.
Why then are you attempt~n8 to sabotase the retail tradin8 market by ~mpos~n8 a 10:1 [everase cap? What ~s your real asenda
that you are not wfl[in8 (Le. honest enoush) to share w~th those of us ~n the ~ndustry? And I don't want to hear about protectin8
the 8enera[ public. That ~s not your 8oa[, and both you and I know ~t. Have some ethical fortitude and come dean; explain
yourself.
You and your staff wfl[ be the d~rect cause of hundreds (~f not thousands) of layoffs from the brokerase houses that wfl[ e~ther 80
under or 8o elsewhere to ply their trade. Shame on you.
Millions of do[Jars wfl[ move off shore, a[on8 w~th the federal tax revenues that come ~n a[on8 w~th them.
I would [~ke an honest answer, and a[thoush I have some pretty 8ood ideas already, I would [~ke to hear your version of th~s
~nsanity.
We [~ve ~n the United States of America. A Republic, not a Feudal System run by nobles.
Sincerely,
Leo Pordon
Palm City, FL 34990
Tel. (772) 286-5725
