THIRD PARTY ADVISOR DUE DILLIGENCE Sample Clauses

THIRD PARTY ADVISOR DUE DILLIGENCE. If Customer’s account is associated with a third party trading advisor, Customer recognizes that foreign currency trading advisory may include false advertising and misleading information. Customer acknowledges that it has had the opportunity to conduct any necessary due diligence regarding their third party trading advisor, including but not limited to: (a) reviewing a disclosure document that, at the minimum, provides: the Agent's biography, outlines the investment methodology, discloses the fees charged by the Agent, and discloses the risks associated with the investment methodology examining references from another client; or (b) having his/her attorney or accountant verify the accuracy of any performance record provided to Client, and review any contractual agreement to be executed by and between Client and the third party trading advisor. Client recognizes the foregoing, and confirms that he/she has: (a) not been guaranteed any rate of return from the foreign broker prior to making this investment; (b) not been coerced or pressured into making this investment; and (c) may lose the entirety of the investment due to the speculative nature of foreign exchange trading. Risk Disclosure This brief statement does not disclose all of the risks and other significant aspects of trading in leveraged investments. In light of the risks, you should undertake such transactions only if you understand the nature of the contracts (and contractual relationships) into which you are entering and the extent of your exposure to risk. TRADING IN LEVERAGED CONTRACTS SUCH AS FOREX CURRENCY CONTRACTS MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC. You should carefully consider whether trading is appropriate for you in light of your experience, objectives, financial resources and other circumstances.
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THIRD PARTY ADVISOR DUE DILLIGENCE. If Customer’s account is associated with a third party trading advisor, Customer recognizes that foreign currency trading advisory may include false advertising and misleading information. Customer acknowledges that it has had the opportunity to conduct any necessary due diligence regarding their third party trading advisor, including but not limited to: (a) reviewing a disclosure document that, at the minimum, provides: the Agent's biography, outlines the investment methodology, discloses the fees charged by the Agent, and discloses the risks associated with the investment methodology examining references from another client; or (b) having his/her attorney or accountant verify the accuracy of any performance record provided to Client, and review any contractual agreement to be executed by and between Client and the third party trading advisor. Client recognizes the foregoing, and confirms that he/she has: (a) not been guaranteed any rate of return from the foreign broker prior to making this investment; (b) not been coerced or pressured into making this investment; and
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THIRD PARTY ADVISOR DUE DILLIGENCE. If Customer’s account is associated with a third party trading advisor, Customer recognizes that foreign currency trading advisory may include false advertising and misleading information. Customer acknowledges that it has had the opportunity to conduct any necessary due diligence regarding their third party trading advisor, including but not limited to:
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