Quote from Truff:
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.
Quote from Truff:
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 www.nfa.futures.org
Quote from Truff:
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