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do you know how much it is to move anything to fed court????/how about 100k retainer fee up front...but , it wasn't that bad anyway and didn't come to that...but the point you bring up about the flat fee/ % of profits is worth expanding.....one of the troubles we ran into even by setting them up as an IA was that typically a RIA get's 5% of the account value or less on a quarterly or annual basis....whereas most traders want 50% of the profits on a monthly basis...some states said they couldn't be IA's for that reason..but your right, you need a real good SEC type attorney and if anyone needs some info on the ones I used, PM me and I'll give you their names...they are out of D.C.
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thanks for the offer, tm. however, i have "house" counsel. my wife is an ex securites attorney.

take care,

surf:) :) :) :D
 
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thanks for the offer, tm. however, i have "house" counsel. my wife is an ex securites attorney.

take care,

surf
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....in that case, can i PM you and , of course, get the old marketsurfer discount????:D ...these guys and gals ain't cheap!
 
Bank of America and ABN Amro Prime Brokerage are constantly holding free conferences on how to start a hedge fund. Generally, they will feature a few accountants, a few attorneys, and then they give you their prime brokerage bit (about how you can pay 5 cents a share comission...but look! They have a cool website to report your trades, and...you got it...you can have access to their research and SELL SIDE analysts!).

Anyhow, go to one of these if you run across it. Sometimes they advertise in Barron's. It's free, and you can get a handle on some of the potential issues of fund formation.

In fact, when I formed a fund...I found just going and talking to these attorneys was an education. They won't charge you until you retain them. If you can get a meeting with them, they'll tell you everything you need to do, and how much it will cost you. Then, you might be able to find someone to do it for less elsewhere!

BofA prime brokerage:
www.primebroker.com

ABN Amro
www.abnamroprime.com

Also try Bear:
http://www.globalclearing.com/
 
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Bank of America and ABN Amro Prime Brokerage are constantly holding free conferences on how to start a hedge fund. Generally, they will feature a few accountants, a few attorneys, and then they give you their prime brokerage bit (about how you can pay 5 cents a share comission...but look! They have a cool website to report your trades, and...you got it...you can have access to their research and SELL SIDE analysts!).

Anyhow, go to one of these if you run across it. Sometimes they advertise in Barron's. It's free, and you can get a handle on some of the potential issues of fund formation.

In fact, when I formed a fund...I found just going and talking to these attorneys was an education. They won't charge you until you retain them. If you can get a meeting with them, they'll tell you everything you need to do, and how much it will cost you. Then, you might be able to find someone to do it for less elsewhere!

BofA prime brokerage:
www.primebroker.com

ABN Amro
www.abnamroprime.com

Also try Bear:
http://www.globalclearing.com/
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thanks for the info. knowledge gained from these conferences is excellent, however unless your fund is 20m plus you will not be afforded very much respect or service. the fund i trade with started out with ING BARRINGS and it was brutal--they were constantly calling/ requesting for us to increase capital, etc and the commissions--- GEEZ ! we then switched to the institutional arm of a direct access/ retail broker and have been treated like gold, even though the fund is under 10m.

best wishes to you,

surfer:)
 
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