Recent content by Sagacity1

That is really amusing TraderZone. Please do not begin to lecture me on humility. But I will give you credit. You do have a lot of temerity. And more so, please see first several posts for at least a modicum of what you call humility. I was open and inquisitive and flexible but growing...

Can you please elaborate more on this Sushi? Much appreciated.

Wenzi, Are their any other websites similar to coinvestor? Are they the only one with that business model for investors/traders?

Amen Plyka. But fret not. The internet is a vast resource of info. Nonetheless, this is but just one site that I hope to garner more info from on my research.

I do not have any services right now. That is exactly what I am trying to find out how to go about providing in a prudent, careful LEGAL process. I am not going to attract potential customers on here, at least not right now. So "proving myself" in this forum is not my objective but...

1. Because I give a refutation with a curse word to an earlier post is not indicative, in general, of a bad attitude in totality. You have no clue who I am and I have no clue who you are. Guess what, I do not care to find out either. 2. Why do you think I am pursuing forming a certain...

Yep, I got that. But, they do not mention any numbers or percentages though. Also, they do not specify what their cut or rake out of successful, consistent members are. Anyhow, for now the site may not be applicable to me until some months pass because their faq's explain that they do not...

Good point Molec.

I recently checked this website out. It seems intriguing. However, they do not go into specifics on how much in fees or income you can earn depending upon success rate. Is it fee or percentage per number of followers, per profit on trade etc..?? Anyone know more on that?

Good point. I will be sure to do that when marketing myself to outside future clients. Interestingly, if setting up an advisory firm, can and do you even provide that data in contrast to setting up future hedge/mutual funds? Technically, setting up a fund would need past performance data...

Agreed up to last sentence of post. Again, like I did for someone else in an earlier clarification, this is not "financial advice" as much as it is "market" or "stock/eft individual stock investing advice". Meaning that I am serving a narrow niche of investors portfolios. Not necessarily...

Good strategy on seeking out attorney. I will definately keep that in mind.

Thanks for your input Corelio. One thing that you mentioned is staying away from llc's. Aren't most investment advisory firms set up as llc's though??

Yes, wenzi I am probably going to do this sometime in the near future. But once I am registered, I read that I need to set up an RIA firm within I think 1-2 years or else the license is invalidated. These are all additional costs/fees I think that would also come into play. Just not sure it...

Thanks MGB. I actually checked out their website a while back. Their services seem intriguing.