I support the Proposal for Public Disclosure of Large Security-Based Swap Positions, S7-32-10, because it would give us a better understanding of the financial markets. It equalizes a playing field wherein everyone can make informed decisions, be they gigantic or minuscule. Companies taking risks owe it as due diligence to their shareholders to help them learn. Showing swap positions would be a way to show investors what they are really exposed to. People could be concerned that such transparency would lead to market manipulation. I think, though, that the more information there is, actually nobody can act unethically since everybody sees who holds what. It would also tend toward openness, perhaps even building confidence in the market and further participation and liquidity. That, of course, would augment overall economic growth. In a nutshell, I consider the proposal put forth by the SEC one that would better assure a fairer and more efficient market for one and all.