From: DeDomenico, Robert H. [Robert.DeDomenico@pseg.com]
Sent: Monday, December 29, 2003 3:04 PM
To: 'rule-comments@sec.gov'
Subject: File No. S7-27-03

File No. S7-27-03

Regarding the proposed rule changes to finally stop after hours skimming by
white collar criminals, please be careful not to cause 401k participants to
wind up at a disadvantage in what is supposed to be a fair trading system.
I am certain that if rule changes result in limited trading hours by 401k
participants (vs. all other traders) that there will be individuals without
integrity whose position in the system offers them yet another way to
unfairly take advantage of others, this time maybe 401k plan participants in
particular.

As the 401k system has now become a large share of many workers expected
retirement sustenance, it is extremely important for the integrity of this
system of saving for retirement to be maintained.

Please put the effort in to make any new rules a clear advancement in a fair
trading system, your success in this endeavor will protect tens of millions
from the greed of a few thousand.

Thank you,

Robert DeDomenico
401k Participant


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