Disliked{quote} 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 calculator on their website only shows which rating is necessary in order to receive certain capital increases, but how do I know, for example, how much profit my Darwin must achieve under which Drawdown to secure X rating? The minimum rating seems to depend on the performance of the Darwin and not on...Ignored
They have their own D-Leverage concept where they compare 1 lot of units traded with existing volatility of the instrument with EUR/USD.
1% risk is practically no value because market can gap down 100 points without hitting your stop loss. Only thing they care about is leverage and floating drawdown they dont even have access to your stop losses.