FAQS

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Some of your Questions:

1. How do I open an account with World Capital?
All World Capital accounts must be opened through an approved Foreign Exchange Merchants (FEM) .
2. How do I find an FEM?
Usually through an IB (Introducing Broker). IB’s solicit funds from individuals to place in investment programs like those that World offers. Although most IB’s are independent, they maintain relationships with FEM’s and sometimes even share office space with them. If you don’t know an IB, email us and we can recommend several to you. They will walk you through the process of setting up a Managed account.
3. What is a Managed Futures/Margin Account?
According to the Law: An arrangement by which the owner of the account gives written power of attorney to someone else, usually the broker or a Commodity Trading Advisor, to buy and sell without prior approval of the account owner. Also referred to as a Discretionary Account.
4. Is futures/margin trading risky?
Yes. The authorities require anyone opening an (anyone who opens the) account to sign a form stating that they have received, read, and understand all the associated risks that accompany such trading. These risks are clearly spelled out in our Disclosure Document, available from the Documents page on this website.
5. Who has access to the money in my account?
Only you and your FEM can authorize cash movement in and out of your account. World Capital does not have access to client funds in any managed account. Our performance fees are withdrawn by the FEM and paid to us only after the client has had an amount of profit.
6. How do I monitor trading activity in my account?
Unlike investing in some hedge funds, managed accounts are completely transparent. All trading activity can be monitored in various ways. All account holders receive daily statements of activity from their FEM. In addition, some IB’s maintain websites where the client can see real-time account activity throughout the trading day.
7. What is a Notionally-Funded Account, and can I use Notional Funds?
A Notionally Funded account is one in which the nominal account size actually exceeds the amount of cash and equivalents used to fund the account. Example: A client opens a $200K account and deposits only $100K. This account would be described as 50% “notionally funded.” Bear in mind that notionally funding an account greatly increases the positive rate of return on profits as well as the negative rate of return from losses in the account.
8. What kind of time horizon should I expect for an investment of this type?
We generally ask that clients give this investment a minimum of two years timeframe.