No problem, thank you, Pipmaster. Understood and gratefully accepted. A whole group of us (several women, not all) who know each other slightly as online/trading friends are refugees here from another forum or two where we mostly disliked ...

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Same here. It's just backdoor marketing and totally unnecessary. It is. Don’t worry, AK: Pipmaster has evidently mistaken me for someone else (not for the first time, actually!). I’m not anti-prop-firm in the slightest. On, the contrary - I’m an ...

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The traders Hola "funds" (or pretends to) are not employees. Your point addresses the issue of whether KYC is a good thing or a bad thing. Obviously it’s a good thing. Nobody’s disputing that. But that’s not what we’re discussing. The point here is ...

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That alone should be enough to warn people off. KYC regulations (however well regulated they are - and Hola isn’t regulated at all) do NOT require “interviews”. This is just nonsense.

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Nonsense. This is "just wrong". Very, very, very few of them still do that. Their customer-base has wised up (a little) and they can’t expect to get away with that crap, any more. They nearly all abandoned that in favor of EOD drawdown limits, a ...

Prop firms daily loss limit

This is totally wrong and makes no sense at all (just look at Montygoldy, as an example).

Funded accounts vs Personal account

I haven’t tried them. The problem with asking for opinions only from people who have, is that you’re limiting your input to people who did no due diligence at all, because nobody who did any would touch them. (Isn’t just the fact that they call ...

Moneta Funded - anyone actually tried them?

Have you tried "001" followed directly by your 3-digit area code?

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This is the main problem, James. I know you don’t appreciate it at all, and it isn’t deliberate, but what you’re continually doing here is actuallyhugely disrespectful to those who listen and try. This is why the moderators keep moving your junk ...

Trade the Turn 2026

To be fair, what he posts does make me laugh. But then I also shudder at the thought that there might possibly be some ultra-naïve readers who could make the disastrous mistake of taking him seriously.

Dynamic supply and demand zones using a custom made indicator

I agree with you about the 1% thing. They should just announce it openly? I think it’s not about the specific detail, more about the other party’s openness, and what that might tell you about their integrity? Sometimes that’s a little too late, if ...

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That absolutely matches the figures I've been told by the people I know who work in the industry (only two of them, admittedly but both said the same things). One - who has a particular interest in such subjects and has done quite a lot of ...

Blue's Clues to Trading: Timing Levels and Behaviour of Price

Not sure enough to answer. I trade index futures, not currency futures, really. Index futures don't have liquidity issues for retail traders, and futures don't have "spreads", per se. Interbank prices are decentralized, so you can't really be sure? ...

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I think many are people who don't quite understand what pipmaster77 explained just above. (But there may also be a few who are just prejudiced and opinionated against futures for reasons best known to themselves.) Some people mistakenly imagine that ...

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My "input" (such as it is) relates only to the general principle, not to this specific thread or system. I've never seen or heard of any retail/independent trader making steady profits with an R anywhere near 3.0. All the "profitability claims" of ...

Magic 100

Perhaps not now(?), but there certainly used to be. One of my teachers actually had a funded account with FTMO, years ago. At that time, FTMO even used to give their successful challenge-passers a choice of which broker they wanted to use (he chose ...

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Lol, there’s no possibility at all of a wealth tax in the UK, especially after this week’s conversations at PMQ’s. Starmer may be stupid in some ways (though even Michael Gove admits that at the moment he’s actually doing rather better than any of ...

UK mini crash imminent, wealth tax to follow

That appears to be so. Disappointingly. Can't really add to what was said here.

Agnew U-Turn method

Too much for me, anyway. I did a small trade earlier today, got lucky and took a good profit out of it, but got scared and closed it as soon as it turned round (rightly, as it turned out). Scary stuff. But no need to trade when you don't want to? ...

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No, indeed: you'd need really, really bad, reckless risk-management, position-sizing and so on, to fail with an R of 3.0 and a 40% win-rate. (Though some people really do have reckless risk-management, I guess?). I'll be honest, and admit that I've ...

Risk of ruin with 5% max draw down