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You'll need to provide a prospective broker: Investment goals. This might include earnings, development, capital preservation or speculation. Trading experience. The broker will want to understand your understanding of investing, the length of time you've been trading stocks or alternatives, the number of trades you make each year and the size of your trades.
Have on hand your liquid net worth (or investments quickly cost money), annual income, total net worth and work info. The kinds of alternatives you desire to trade. Based on your answers, the broker typically appoints you a preliminary trading level (normally 1 to 4, though a fifth level is becoming more typical) that is your secret to putting specific types of alternatives trades.
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