looking for a certified institution to certify my skills

martial · 11-10-2007, 06:16 AM

hai guys,
Im a going to be a fulltime forex trader. right now am collecting around around300-400 pips weekly. i would like to be a recognized forex trader by any recognized body so i can build up my image in the eyes of the world. prefrerabably online basis. anybody know how and who i should contact?.thanks

drgoodvibe · 11-10-2007, 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by martial

hai guys,
Im a going to be a fulltime forex trader. right now am collecting around around300-400 pips weekly. i would like to be a recognized forex trader by any recognized body so i can build up my image in the eyes of the world. prefrerabably online basis. anybody know how and who i should contact?.thanks

All you really need is a 2 year live account statement that says you make 300-400pips a week. This statement would have to be audited by a large reputable accounting firm. Once you've done that you don't need any other certifications.

However, if you prefer --

Complete the Series 7 and 63 examinations with th NASD is the bare bones licensing in the united states.

Get a CTA (Commodity Trading Advisor) designation.

most hedge fund managers have either (or both!) an MBA (Masters in Business Administration) or a CFA (Certified Financial Analyst) or a CPA

These designations mean nothing when it comes to Forex trading.. But if you would like to add a layer of credibility then go for it.

prasxz · 11-10-2007, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by drgoodvibe

All you really need is a 2 year live account statement that says you make 300-400pips a week. This statement would have to be audited by a large reputable accounting firm. Once you've done that you don't need any other certifications.

However, if you prefer --

Complete the Series 7 and 63 examinations with th NASD is the bare bones licensing in the united states.

Get a CTA (Commodity Trading Advisor) designation.

most hedge fund managers have either (or both!) an MBA (Masters in Business Administration) or a CFA (Certified Financial Analyst) or a CPA

These designations mean nothing when it comes to Forex trading.. But if you would like to add a layer of credibility then go for it.

I think CFA = (Chartered Financial Analyst)....it's great to be CFA's...like you've got MCSE ....

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waveVista · 11-10-2007, 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by martial

hai guys,
Im a going to be a fulltime forex trader. right now am collecting around around300-400 pips weekly. i would like to be a recognized forex trader by any recognized body so i can build up my image in the eyes of the world. prefrerabably online basis. anybody know how and who i should contact?.thanks

ko try tanya zack ceo rapidfxcapital.com.. dia certified fxcm.. kekeke kat sini pun ko ada.. hahaha.. martial la pulak..