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Comment for Proposed Rule 75 FR 4143

  • From: Joy Berrenberg
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    Comment No: 14682
    Date: 4/13/2010

    Comment Text:

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    j b errenb erg@ com cast. net
    Tuesday, April 13, 2010 3:04 PM
    secretary

    Proposed Speculative Position Limits on Energy
    Joy Berrenberg
    4740 S. Pierson Ct
    Littleton, CO 80127-1227
    April 13, 2010
    David Stawick
    Secretary, Commodity Futures Trading Commission
    Three Lafayette Centre
    1155 21st Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20581
    Dear Mr. Stawick:
    I am writing in support of the CFTC's Proposed Federal Speculative
    Position Limits that will reestablish speculative position limits on maj or
    energy commodities. This rule will provide stability to the marketplace
    and help prevent future price bubbles. The CFTC must quickly approve a
    strong rule to protect America[] s struggling economy. Wall Street's
    speculative trading in oil not only hurts the economy, but hurts every
    American who pays excessive prices at the pump, for groceries, home
    heating oil and everything related to transportation.
    Our tax dollars were used to bail out large Wall Street firms when they
    were on the brink of bankruptcy. It is these same institutions that
    pushed the price of gasoline well past $4 per gallon in 2008 by gambling
    on oil and continue to profit at every American [] s expense.
    Energy consumers desperately need stability in the marketplace. I
    encourage the CFTC to adopt the Proposed Federal Speculative Position
    Limits before volatile fuel prices further harm the country [] s already
    weakened economy.
    Bottom line: I'm tired of the greedy few making life difficult for the
    masses and I support strongly a rule to limit rampant oil speculation.Sincerely,
    Joy Berrenberg
    303-556-8350
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