It is ironic then that the largest darwin ($THA) is a news trader... More interestingly: what can a trader do to avoid the red list? Besides not be profitable.

The payoff is so low that it doesn't even produce minimum wage. The part where I talk about spending an additional half an hour per day on the Darwinex account will get you €40 per hour during the next 5 months. If you spend only 10 minutes per day ...

I crunched the numbers on Darwinex Zero a bit. The part where I'm a bit confused is trader's revenue model. So if you start a new subscription tomorrow (Aug 12), your Darwin is going to be ready Sept 2 which gives you a whole month to get seeded. ...

What I meant is if I make 5% in a few days, I don't want to stop to wait for a week+ to get the split without risking losing the account. Of course it's ok for the day, but if this is a sneaky way to cap the max growth of the account (max 5% in 2 ...

I don't think support would tell me that I won't lose the account but then they close it if I withdraw over 5%. Maybe you could take a screenshot of your dashboard with the unchanged max daily drawdown and clarify it with support. That would be much ...

I just asked chat support and they said the daily stop out will be reset after withdrawal. So you won't lose the account if you make a withdrawal over 5% of the initial balance.

You said the green ma is a fail safe sl. After your marked entry price clearly pierced through the green ma and the white (10) ma even turned up. How did you stay in that trade?

how is that better than booking the shorts, see where it goes and open new positions accordingly?

They didn't suddenly have digestion problems, 2 years ago they didn't have gambling rules. When they put those up, from that moment on you should take note of those. If tomorrow they come out that from then on you can only buy in even lots and sell ...

Is it ok to walk into mcdo and eat 20 burgers all at once? They are in the business of selling burgers, if you're an idiot of eating 20 at one sitting, how is that their fault? FTMO has been warning against gambling. Rightfully, they can be ...

This specific trader has spent 20k+ on challenges that he lost and then made the 20k back in one 100+ lot trade. Yes he got lucky. I'm not a petulent child and accept that even if your car can go 200 it doesn't mean you are allowed to go 200. And so ...

I have received the same questionnaire from FTMO over a year ago. (Way before the MFF saga would begin.) It's called maximum capital allocation questionaire and never got any trouble from it but I also don't trade like a degenerate so I haven't ...

If you look back two weeks ago, it's changing colors fast. So in times of major accumulation this system, like most others are unreliable. Every MA based system works great during distribution though. This could be benefitial when scalping on lower ...

The problem of course, like with all MAs is that when price is at the MA, it's basically a coin-flip which way it'll go. So this method will result in a lot of fails too. I prefer methods with better defined odds, but thank you. Could you share that ...

How do you define strength?

This is only true if US traders have different stats and composition. If they fail more than everyone else then it's a more profitable segment, but I'm not sure if that's the case though, why would it be? If anything, US traders have access to much ...

prop firms with in house tech: url and also from what I heard: FTMO ACG CTI Can someone knowledgeable confirm that these are using in-house tech?

The better scenario is that this is an isolated incident targeting TFF because they are on the infamous red list and Meta is trying to comply to US regulations. The worse case is that this is the starting of many props and vendors to fold. It's not ...

I asked the question 3 days ago in line with what Takisd was warning about, only to be ridiculed in this thread. Well...

None of these are futures firms...