Looking for the Grey Area Trading peoples Money

[Robert Morse]

I havent started the business yet ... I was looking for more information until things kicked off

I don't think you understand. Do you live in one of those states or another one?

 

[profitlocker]

The brick walls are there by the elites and institutions to make sure the 'undesirables' stay out, basically everyone who's not them, sure I know the ways around these coming from that environment, but there's no chance anyone is getting anywhere near that information.

Here you go again peddling this bullshit. What planet are you from?

 

[BlackWallStreet]

Yes, offshore, but as you're US based with US clients it becomes messy..

alot of good information

 

[BlackWallStreet]

I don't think you understand. Do you live in one of those states or another one?

I live in virginia

 

[Robert Morse]

alot of good information

An Offshore feeder funds is for raising AUM from foreign investors, not for SMA from domestic investors.

 

[Robert Morse]

I live in virginia

Then you will be subject to the Securities law of Virginia to start.

 

[BlackWallStreet]

oh wow .. guess there is no getting around it ... I have to get a 65

 

[Robert Morse]

oh wow .. guess there is no getting around it ... I have to get a 65

You should contact the firm I suggested in the PM, before you do that. They might know of other exemptions.

 

[Street Trader]

Heres the situation: I been trading for 4 years and Im very good. I want to trade other peoples money but there are brick walls. 1. You have to be register by the state 2. have your Series 65. However I need some funding to get it off the ground. What can I say/offer to a person that doesn't sound like "ill be trading your money and giving you a return". I will get my 65 soon but like I said I need some off the ground money to get going. Is there a grey area

Hi bro... I'm Street trader

Who know if you trade other people's money and ask them pay commission (under table)?

 

[dealmaker]

oh wow .. guess there is no getting around it ... I have to get a 65

65 is not a difficult test, you'll pass it with ease....