A seminar presenter uses a hypothetical portfolio to illustrate potential outcomes for a new ETF. What must the presenter do to remain compliant?

1. ADisclose that the performance is hypothetical and not indicative of actual results.✓ Correct answer
2. BSubmit all materials to FINRA for approval.
3. COnly use actual historical performance data.
4. DGuarantee the audience will achieve similar results.

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