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<P>I am resending this as I had formatting problems in my e-mail program. :)
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<B>From: </B>Alan C. <tornado@xxxxxxxx><BR>
<FONT size=2>I am interested in establishing an Exempt Commodity Pool (i.e.
under<BR>
$200,000 and 15 investors or less ). <BR>
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I have seen some advertisements on the net about kits that provide<BR>
all the necessary elements to set up and manage an Exempt Commodity<BR>
Pool. One "kit" I have seen advertisement for is over
$700. <BR>
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I was wondering if anyone knew of a good source of information (e.g.<BR>
book) that explained the necessary steps in managing an Exempt<BR>
Commodity Pool that did not have a ridiculous price tag?
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<P><FONT size=2>Do you have the NFA's Regulatory Guide for CPOs and CTAs? You
can e-mail<BR>
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them and get it for free. They have a 17-page section showing a sample<BR>
<BR>
commodity pool that may be useful to you. <A
href="http://www.nfa.futures.org/pub_mbrs.html";>http://www.nfa.futures.org/pub_mbrs.html</A><BR>
<BR>
s.html The info and e-mail link are on that page. Or e-mail <A
href="mailto:public_affairs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>public_affairs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</A>
and request that publications M-2 and M-6 be sent to you. <BR>
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And isn't there an FCM that would set you up with some of those materials<BR>
<BR>
you need if you clear through them? I would see what you can get free<BR>
<BR>
first! Aloha, Jeff<BR>
<BR>
Jeff T. Buchanan<BR>
jeffsom@xxxxxxxxx<BR>
jefftrades@xxxxxxx<BR>
http://www.pin-amfutures.com/
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The following are some of the items that one of the "kits"
includes;<BR>
1) Legal considerations<BR>
2) Copy of actual NFA exemption<BR>
3) Ongoing responsibilities<BR>
4) Generic Limited Partnership and SubscriptionAgreements designed<BR>
specifically for trading futures and options markets (special<BR>
language qualifies for certain IRA funds) *<BR>
5) Generic brochure sample promotional 3 fold and template *<BR>
6) NFA/CFTC AND SEC filing requirements and appropriate forms for<BR>
filing ***<BR>
7) Checking account ledger *<BR>
8) Prospects and subscription log *<BR>
9) Additions and withdraw log *<BR>
10) General fund ledger *<BR>
11) Month-end and year-end duties and statement forms *<BR>
12) Example account statements<BR>
13) How to use IRA funds in your exempt commodity pool<BR>
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I am most interested in getting information on how to use IRA funds<BR>
in a Commodity Pool.<BR>
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Respectfully,<BR>
tornado@xxxxxxxx<BR>
Alan C.<BR>
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