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Comment for Proposed Rule 75 FR 3281

  • From: Lee S Chung
    Organization(s):
    Fishgate Capital

    Comment No: 7925
    Date: 3/16/2010

    Comment Text:

    i0-001
    COMMENT
    CL-07925
    From:
    Sent:
    To:
    Subject:
    Lee S. Chung
    Tuesday, March 16, 2010 2:06 PM
    secretary
    Regulation of Retail Forex
    Identification Number: RIN 3038-AC61
    To Whom It May Concern:
    In regards to the new proposed regulations by the CFTC on the retail forex market, specifically about a change in
    leverage to 10:1, my company and I STRONGLY OBJECT. As a Commodity Pool Operator, we feel that the new
    regulation would hurt our business and cripple us from being competitive in the global Foreign Exchange
    market. Requiring more collateral for our trades would significantly put more capital at risk and sizably reduce
    the returns that we are able to achieve. I hope that you strongly take this into consideration and have carefully
    evaluated all the negative macro and microeconomic effects that this will have, specifically on U.S. retail
    investors, the U.S. financial industry and institutions, and the U.S. economy as a whole. Thank you.
    Sincerely,
    Lee S. Chung
    Chief Operating Officer/Chief Investment Officer
    FISHGATE CAPITAL
    15455 Dallas Parkway
    Suite 600
    Addison, TX 75001
    Office: 972-764-2700
    Mobile: 214-924-1193
    Fax:
    972-767-3553
    Email:
    [email protected]
    Web:
    www.fishgatecapital.com
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