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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 18, 2024
I hear this for the first time. Please refer me to where a „1% risk combined per trade/idea“ is written on FTMO‘s website. I talked to them a few days ago and they told me there is no specific percentage risk limit on a individual per trade base.
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 18, 2024
In his last message he was already talking about 4% risk on a trade. Maybe he doesn’t even know what he is doing or if he violated any rule he signed to or not? I am not here to defend FTMO. If he didn’t violate the rules there should be no problem ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 18, 2024
He doesn’t has to split lots. All he has to be aware of is not risking -5% in total of all floating/opened positions at any time.
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 18, 2024
If that’s true they wouldn’t warn him about his obviously reckless risk management and simply wait a few days, weeks until he would finally violate and terminate his account? I don’t see any new rules on their website or terms of services. It still ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 18, 2024
I didn’t see FTMO changed the rules. I‘m no lawyer but it you signed a legal binding contract saying x rules and you haven’t violated these rules i don’t see the problem. If you clearly violated a rule that you agreed to that’s another thing and you ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 18, 2024
Wtf. Why should you sign/agree to new individual terms? If the rules are that you can risk -5% a day and you haven’t violated them, the rules are the rules! So what if you don’t agree, you get kicked? Are you sure you didn’t violate any rule or they ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 18, 2024
Yes, so you cannot clearly estimate what rating you will achieve at the beginning of a trading month or even during it. The calculator on the website only helps you if you know the Darwin Index values, which you only get at the end of the month. ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 18, 2024
So the rating/calculator is based on the trader’s account and not of the final outcome to the Darwin index?
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 18, 2024
I still don't understand why all the props banned US traders. The reason for this is not the CFTC but rather that MetaQuotes would otherwise disconnect the props or brokers behind it? The CFTC is not responsible for demo accounts and even if people ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 18, 2024
Yes. I'll probably just copy my trades to Darwinex and then wait and see how it develops. I just don't imagine it's that easy to get a few million euros from investors and even then it's probably another matter to hold on to it. You can see how few ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 18, 2024
That's what I mean. So it doesn't seem possible to predict your Darwin's rating/performance based on your own historical statistics and expected performance. Yes, with my example for 1% risk per trade i mean the peak-to-valley drawdown at any time ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 17, 2024
Averaging a 10% monthly return (~214% APY) is just as unrealistic. But hey, i don’t want to kill your dreams :-)
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 17, 2024
Yes. The risk engine controls the max. drawdown at around 6.5% per month. But how can you estimate what performance the Darwin will have at the end of a month since a certain minimum performance is expected in order to grow the account. The ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 17, 2024
If you can make 0.5% a day (consistently) you wouldn’t write to this forum in the first place :-D
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 17, 2024
It sounds like the risk engine makes all kind of adjustments to a trader‘s linked Darwin. So position sizing, leverage, SL/TP values and what else (don’t know). If that’s the case you basically doesn’t seem to have any control over what you have to ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 17, 2024
My thoughts were the risk engine will only adjust the Darwin but not the trader‘s own account. Well, i will have to wait until my documents got approved then i will start small to see how everything works. With the demo account it doesn’t seem to be ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 17, 2024
I'm from Germany and that's not a problem. I'm just trying to figure out which regulated entity I should register under. With regulation under the FSA (Seychelles), there is considerably more leeway when it comes to leverage, but there is apparently ...
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- gnu9lg87 replied Jul 16, 2024
It’s possible. I didn’t see that you can also participate in these Darwinia Silver/Gold allocations with your own money and a Darwinex account. That sounds like a better option to me than paying a monthly fee. Will give it a try, cool. url „If you ...
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