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here is a link i wanted to post before and couldn't find. This explains all.http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/waisidx_04/17cfr4_04.html

ChrisM, no problem. I just went through the process of becoming a CTA. I must of called the NFA 20 times before i knew the ins and outs of everything i needed to do. Call the NFA whenever you have question. Their customer service is excellent

Chris M- the act of becoming a CTA is the registration of the business. CTA is an entity. It can be an individual or a firm. Once you are a CTA you are fully registered, you then need to prepare you CTA disclosure documents before you solicit clients. The NFA site has great info...

If you become a CTA or a CPO you don't need to be associated with a firm. There are yearly dues, you need a series 3, plus there are alot of other little things to prepare once you are an NFA member.

no sponsorship needed to take test, but you need to be an Associated Person of a futures firm in order to conduct and get paid on your business.

thanks guy, great info, appreciate it

i find scalping better in middle of day between 10:30 and 3:00. The first and last hour seem either to trend more or be very choppy. Harder to scalp in that environment

i spoke with his marketing people a few weeks ago. The system is very expensive, its a swing trading system. His track record is so good, its almost too good to believe

the book is fine, don't need to take a course. Study for a week you should be fine. Concentrate on the rules and regulations section and hedging section.

i don't understand what you are so upset about. Trading is all about doing one thing while looking like your doing something else. If you go with the flow, you lose like 85% of most traders. My suggestion is that if you recognize something odd, instead of complaining, turn it around and use...

No! Its called Trading!!!!

if you have less than 25K and still want to day trade, you can. you just need to get leverage from a company willing to give it to you. its easy. I sent you private message with info.

look at Marketscreen, its $29.95 a month. very good for the price

i sent you PM

all you need to do is find a trading firm or brokerage to hold your liscenses. If you are affiliated with one already just ask them. If your in need of a place then i can introduce you to my firm, as long as you trade through them, they will hold your liscenses.

need sponsorship first for those exams

i just ordered the study material from SECURITIES TRAINING CORP. at 212 425 7255, $125, my firm paid, but you don't need a sponsor.

if your going to day trade, not only do you need at least 25K, like MEDVED said, but you need to maintain a 25K balance at all times. So in reality you need more than 25K otherwise you have no downside risk. If you have only 10K to trade with and you want to day trade, it is still possible...

thats ridiculous, the site you mentioned doesn't come with many things, including an operating system. your comparing apples to oranges. do your homework!!!!

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