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How can a person become a commodity futures broker, and what is the earning potential?



Usually a commodity futures broker would be a highly quantitative and specialized individual. Most get directly hired out of top MS Financial Engineering, MS Engineering or MBA programs in top business/engineering schools (think MIT, Columbia, UPenn Wharton) and goes through extensive training in quantitative finance and mathematics both in school and on the job itself.

The earning potential is enormous. New grads usually start at the associate level and earn about 200-300K their first year. However, later on the bonus (which really is the meat of the compensation package) is entirely dependent on performance, and multimillion dollar bonus for top traders are not unusual at all. It's not an exaggeration to say "sky is the limit" when it comes to pay, as long as you are good.

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You can be able to purchase futures contracts from any online broker.

The legal requirements, and logical, is to have enough funds in your account to cover any downturn. Otherwise if the contracts fall even 1 cent they can, and will, close them out.

Should I get involved with a commodity broker who had a judgement against him from the NFA?

In the middle of changing careers. Working to earn my Series 3 certification to broker futures. I'm VERY excited to get into this new career. Found an opportunity with a brokerage that is expanding in my area.

Interviewed with the guy, seemed really straight forward. Wasn't pressuring me, nothing I have to do on my end to get started...He preached ethics big time, explained some of the schemes some people will pull to bring in big commissions, he's completely against those methods. He mentioned that he had a customer at a previous brokerage he worked at file a complaint against him. He siad it was a really bad experience, the guy said he told him something he never told him, etc.

Searching the net, found the case on the NFA's website. He was found guilty, and his punishment was a $5,000 fine, and 3 months suspension.

Should I even think twice about getting involved with this guy? How do I research this to make sure it is really going to be a good opportunity?

TIA
Thank you Dom. Yes I would be doing my own work. I would be working from home, the brokerage has a pretty decent IT network setup, so you can get into the network from home and do everything that way.

No I don't see what happened affecting me in any way. When we met, he made Ethics a big priority with him, he made that point repeatedly. He was also pretty straight forward about the earnings potential...i.e. you're not going to get rich overnight, you have to do lots and lots of homework to make it, expect to make about 60-70k average tops maybe 120k, he even went so far as to say you can make more than that but then you're likely not doing things for the benefit of your customer and won't be able to feel good with yourself when you go to bed at night.

He also said the brokerage he was involved with was shady, and from what he said before I found this, he did seem like he kinda just got caught up in something. I just don't know if this is some unheard of thing, or fairly common?


Sure. You can go with him but I would want more money than what another place would offer you. I am sure that he realizes that he has to pay more too. The nice thing is that he told you up front. To me it seems he might not be a bad guy, he just maybe made a mistake or was caught in a bad situation.

Really it shouldn't affect you that much. But I can't really say since I don't know what exactly he did but how would his actions affect you as a broker? You will be doing your own work, right?.

how should i contact any commodity broker from comex nymex in india? i also want to get the accurate advisory?

i mean comex nymex gold silver copper and crude oil futures


Icici Direct deals with commodity in India along with leading share brokers,. Contact them and receive accurate advisory.

Can anybody refer me to a reputable commodities broker specificallty for buying/selling gold futures?



i assume the brokerage i am with also deals in the metals...

contact RJ O'brien in Chicago

Susan

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