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Comment for Proposed Rule 75 FR 3281

  • From: Barry G Martin
    Organization(s):

    Comment No: 5314
    Date: 2/10/2010

    Comment Text:

    i0-001
    COMMENT
    CL-05314
    From:
    Sent:
    To:
    Subject:
    Barry Martin
    Wednesday, February 10, 2010 9:34 PM
    secretary
    Regulation of Retail Forex
    MB Trading recognizes the importance of regulation that
    strengthens industry oversight. We agree with policing and
    regulating the industry, as was Congress' intent when
    empowering the CFTC to create additional rules. However,
    we don't agree with policies that might clearly disadvantage
    firms in the United States which in turn disadvantage you,
    the client. We encourage you to voice your individual
    opinion directly to the CFTC. The Public Comment Period is
    open for 60 days from the date of publication, which was
    January 13, 2010. You may find the entire draft proposal
    here: CFTC.Gov
    and you may contact the CFTC directly by
    sending an email to [email protected]
    with "Regulation
    of
    Retail I~ore×
    ''
    in the subject line.
    MB Trading recognizes the importance of regulation that
    strengthens industry oversight. We agree with policing and
    regulating the industry, as was Congress' intent when
    empowering the CFTC to create additional rules. However,
    we don't agree with policies that might clearly disadvantage
    firms in the United States which in turn disadvantage you,
    the client. We encourage you to voice your individual
    opinion directly to the CFTC. The Public Comment Period is
    open for 60 days from the date of publication, which was
    January 13, 2010. You may find the entire draft proposal
    here: CFTC.Gov
    and you may contact the CFTC directly by
    sending an email to [email protected]
    with "Regulation
    of
    Retail I~ore×
    ''
    in the subject line.
    MB Trading recognizes the importance of regulation that
    strengthens industry oversight. We agree with policing and
    regulating the industry, as was Congress' intent when
    empowering the CFTC to create additional rules. However,
    we don't agree with policies that might clearly disadvantage
    firms in the United States which in turn disadvantage you,
    the client. We encourage you to voice your individual
    opinion directly to the CFTC. The Public Comment Period is
    open for 60 days from the date of publication, which was
    January 13, 2010. You may find the entire draft proposal
    here: CFTC.Gov
    and you may contact the CFTC directly by
    sending an email to [email protected]
    with "Regulation
    of
    Retail I~ore×
    ''
    in the subject line.
    MB Trading recognizes the importance of regulation that
    strengthens industry oversight. We agree with policing and
    regulating the industry, as was Congress' intent wheni0-001
    COMMENT
    CL-05314
    empowering the CFTC to create additional rules. However,
    we don't agree with policies that might clearly disadvantage
    firms in the United States which in turn disadvantage you,
    the client. We encourage you to voice your individual
    opinion directly to the CFTC. The Public Comment Period is
    open for 60 days from the date of publication, which was
    January 13, 2010. You may find the entire draft proposal
    here: CFTC.Gov
    and you may contact the CFTC directly by
    sending an email to [email protected]
    with "Regulation
    of Retail Forex" in the subject line.
    MB Trading recognizes the importance of regulation that
    strengthens industry oversight. We agree with policing and
    regulating the industry, as was Congress' intent when
    empowering the CFTC to create additional rules. However,
    we don't agree with policies that might clearly disadvantage
    firms in the United States which in turn disadvantage you,
    the client. We encourage you to voice your individual
    opinion directly to the CFTC. The Public Comment Period is
    open for 60 days from the date of publication, which was
    January 13, 2010. You may find the entire draft proposal
    here: CFTC.Gov
    and you may contact the CFTC directly by
    sending an email to [email protected]
    with "Regulation
    of Retail Forex" in the subject line.
    To who it may concern,
    Please do not change the leverage ability for us here in the US. This will take away individuals to be
    able to compete in a market that the big banks or business' will only be able to take the risk.
    This is niot right.
    Please reevaluate this the minimun capital.
    Thans for your reconsideration.
    Barfry
    Barry G. Martin
    407- 595- 0514
    [email protected]