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06-15-2009, 10:33 AM

Hi David,

Thank you for your good work, I have benefited a lot as a newbie in FX.

I called NFA (National Futures Association) 1.800.621.3570 to find out about a FX company in US as I couldn't find the company listed at NFA's website and I was concerned about my investment to the company. They told me that the requirement of registeration is only for commodity futures, not forex. Hence, there is no need for a company to register to NFA is it is doing business only in Forex market.

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Unregistered Badges About Assets Posts: n/a InformedPoints: 0 [Points Log]	NFA Hi David, Thank you for your good work, I have benefited a lot as a newbie in FX. I called NFA (National Futures Association) 1.800.621.3570 to find out about a FX company in US as I couldn't find the company listed at NFA's website and I was concerned about my investment to the company. They told me that the requirement of registeration is only for commodity futures, not forex. Hence, there is no need for a company to register to NFA is it is doing business only in Forex market.