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Interesting thought which I mentioned to financial friend of mine and he mentioned that might get sticky as far as partnerships in their funds/I might need like a series 63 and 65 because I'm heloing them manage their assets etc...
 
There are also tons of smaller trading shops out there - why deal with the hassle of 10 or 20 penny-ante individuals when you can work directly with one firm with a decent amount of capital and all the regulatory structures already in place?
 
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what do you mean small trading shops?
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New York and Chicago (in particular) are littered with 1-10 man private trading shops who are fully legit from a regulatory perspective, have colo'ed servers, etc, and have far more available capital than hobbyists messing around with $10k or $20k.
 
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Yesterday I posted a thread and got a whole bunch of back-and-forth answers to questions that I wasn't asking let's try this again.

I have trading signals and I have a whole trading seminar that I would like to teach people, so what's the best away for me to profit off that?
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Give the course for free and ask for a percent of students profit until the course is paid for.
 
Are there any trading courses that are only 1 or 2 hours long, maybe the longer and more complicated the harder it will be to implement?

I just cant sit for 2 weeks, thats too long!
 
I think you would need to start a website. Then determine your marketing budget for advertising on the Internet.

Then go to having commercials on TV. You may also want to pay elitetrader.com to advertise your service.

You may want to create some youtube videos and post them on your website.

I don't think offering someone a free week is useful, you want someone to sign up to be mentored.

You may also want to manage some friend and family accounts to establish a track record, plus manage your own account.
 
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