Thanks very much. I see, now (thought I must have misunderstood something!).

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Has this maybe changed, or did I misunderstand? Their home page says they allow up to 6 accounts(?).

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They do, and videos of you trading, and filmed from two different camera angles. It’s horrifying, and almost comical, the lengths Apex will go to, to avoid paying out people’s profits. They’re only on the hook for $2,000 (for a $50k account) because ...

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Thank you for that. And (belatedly) for starting the thread, too! Yes, you just briefly enter a buy-stop/sell-stop order far from the current price and watch it show up on the CME’s depth-of-market live feed. Either you’re funded or you’re not. It’s ...

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Exactly what other people I trust have also been telling me. Thanks for confirming it all, vidvad.

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I think it’s pretty clear from about 60 other threads that he won’t ever learn that, actually. When you look at some of the stuff he’s said in response to other members’ observations, he really does seem totally resistant to learning the basics. ...

The Great Pullback Method

Is your account an "Axi" one or an "Axi-Select" one? Is it regulated by the FCA (UK)? If it is, that should be your first port of call, in these circumstances. There are certainly a lot of Axi horror stories about, at the moment, in various forums.

Axi.com account hacked

That's so, but there isn't a regulatory body in the world that limits leverage to 1:20. Among the regulators that set limits (some don't) the lowest is 1:30.

Help on leverage

Why did you need the other 40 systems you’ve recently posted here (none of them ever back tested, viable or sensible), then?

Agnew U-Turn method

Do you routinely combine all those indicators, Limelight?

Best way to determine range/trend?

That must have more than 3 times the commission-cost of 2 minis, for the exact same position-size? That can't be right, so what have I misunderstood, here?

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The banks and institutions are not trading in the same market as the retail traders of whom 95+% are apparently losers. The retail traders aren't really "trading" in a market at all. No currencies are changing hands when we "trade". We're simply ...

Why 98% Of All Day-traders Fail

If you make 2.5% per day, trade 20 days per month and start with just a $50,000 account (very readily available, these days, through any prop-firm/funding-firm, if you have a real edge and can pass an evaluation?), and compound each day, then after ...

How many pips is reasonable per day for a day trader

Wow, it's a universal panacea! A complete corucopia! Multiple instruments; multiple chart-types; multiple entry-types; multiple timeframes; multiple indicators ... is there anything it can't do??? Good luck with the thread: will be ...

Doomed Strategy

Nice to see an 18-year-old thread still going strong. What you’ve said there is definitely true of brokers. CFD “brokers”, however, aren’t actually brokers at all, in any meaningful sense of the word. They’re your counterparty, winning when you lose ...

Why your broker is your friend and your enemy

It's obviously a very good question, but I don't know the answer. Topstep's been going strong for over 13 years now, I think? Do you think they're doing something right that most other firms are doing wrong?

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I agree. I interpret it differently: I'm far more interested, in principle, in whether it's rising or falling than I am in its precise level.

Best way to determine range/trend?

We all have different suitability-criteria, don’t we? For me, all that would be bad news, because I think the company’s more likely to survive for the long term (and therefore be able to pay out reliably) rather than going under like so many others, ...

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That's my absolute top, #1 suggestion, too. I have three others, too. 2. STOP trying to learn to trade from online "information". 3. Read a book called "Profitabiity and Systematic Trading" by Michael Harris. 4. Read a book called ...

Please help, 40% drawdown

$16 is, admittedly, a low price. But can't you test your skills on a demo account without paying anything at all, and just applying the company's rules, on your own, to what happens, to determine whether or not you can pass reliably enough to make ...

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