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Comment for Proposed Rule 75 FR 3281

  • From: Gilbert Kimari
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    Comment No: 2447
    Date: 1/22/2010

    Comment Text:

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    COMMENT
    CL-02447
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    Gilbert Kimari
    Friday, January 22, 2010 4:03 AM
    secretary
    Regulation of Retail Forex
    Dear Sirs,
    I wish to voice my concern about the proposed CFTC regulation on retail forex trading in the USA. I believe the
    use of higher leverage in the forex market is what makes it the most attractive investment market for a great
    number of people all over the world. It appeals to even those who do not have huge amounts of capital to
    participate in this market and grow their capital to a sizeable amount over time, and thereby be able to live off the
    proceeds of their smart investments.
    I strongly believe that reducing the leverage ratio to 10:1 will greatly restrict traders with small amounts of capital
    to participate in forex trading in the USA. The forex market is a savior to all peoples around the world, from all
    walks of life because it gives us a chance to make a living in any country that we may be living in, especially us
    African traders who may live in countries where even a higher level of education may not necessarily guarantee
    you long term employment.
    Every professional forex trader is well aware of the both sides to using high leverage. I do believe it is up to the
    individual engaging in forex trading activities to ensure that he/she is well prepared for either outcome and has a
    plan, therein, to deal with such outcomes. It is not in the best interests of any forex trader to have a governing
    body, restrict an individual's right to choose the leverage and risk that is suitable for him/her, according to their
    own sane judgement.
    Please, let the right to choice prevail.
    Kind regards,
    Gilbert Kimari.
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