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$1,000,000.00 and Beyond ft. FTMO 29 replies
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Disliked{quote} Out of all them so far FTMO's has been the most transparent. People are (again) getting hung on percentage of successfully funded traders. As if that has anything to do with success in the real world. For a small entrance fee they let me use their margin to trade with. In return, and if i am successful then I get 70% profits earned. If someone is not successful with the rules FTMO imposes, then chances are they aren't successful with their own private account. From my own personal experience, if one is drawing down your account significantly...Ignored
DislikedTune in for the next episode of "Paula goes to Prague" where pious pinhead Paula protects peons from prop firm piranhas. By the way Thomas, could FTMO be a little more inclusive and provide some vegan butter, thx!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Out of all them so far FTMO's has been the most transparent. People are (again) getting hung on percentage of successfully funded traders. As if that has anything to do with success in the real world. For a small entrance fee they let me use their margin to trade with. In return, and if i am successful then I get 70% profits earned. If someone is not successful with the rules FTMO imposes, then chances are they aren't successful with their own private account. From my own personal experience, if one is drawing down your account significantly...Ignored
Disliked{quote} but there is no margin youre trading with, its all make believeIgnored
Disliked{quote} but there is no margin youre trading with, its all make believeIgnored
Disliked{quote} And that's another transparency issue I forgot to mention. Transparency and FTMO do not match: - They offer a leverage of 1:100 when that's not allowed in their jurisdiction. They have never proved that they have a 1:100 leverage account on some broker out of their jurisdiction where they trade their capital based on their "traders" signals. - They anounced partnerships with liquidity providers when they aren't a broker and don't need liquidity. It seems like they had to remove from their website the LMAX thing. - They say that they trade...Ignored
DislikedBtw, you do know that the funds in your personal trading account somehow is also "make believe" right?Ignored
Dislikedyou can assume thats not the case. they also deleted any trace of LMAX liquidity provider on their website, i wonder why, maybe because LMAX sent them a letter from their lawyers to stop using their name on their website.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Lol what do you mean there's no margin? Even demo accounts have margin and that margin on a 100k account is made available to you by FTMO whether or not they're copying your trades. I could care less if it's make believe, so long as the money credited into your bank account is real. Btw, you do know that the funds in your personal trading account somehow is also "make believe" right? {quote} You repeat the same thing everyday. Give it a rest, spend sometime improving your trading so you could be eligible to trade for real prop firms. This...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I just noticed this. To anyone who has been paying attention knows why FTMO ceased the various LP’s LMAX, etc. last fall. And they were pretty transparent about it. You’ll even find it discussed here in detail by them. Now you’re just jumping down Paula’s rabbit hole whole of conspiracy theories.Ignored
Disliked{quote} but it makes you think like Paula said, FTMO is a not a broker, its not legally allowed to offer traders liquidity, as it cannot brokerage trades and you cant use FTMO to buy or sell on the market, so the whole liquidity and data feed issue is irelevant, we dont need it, they might need it with their broker they are trading their supposed live account on, but we who are using demo accounts, we dont have liquidity providers.Ignored
Disliked{quote} He's never made any sense. You're under the impression that FTMO business model should be something that it is not. You can argue the point if you want, but that's the business model they chose. So far it seems to be fairly successful.Ignored
Disliked{quote} but it makes you think like Paula said, FTMO is a not a broker, its not legally allowed to offer traders liquidity, as it cannot brokerage trades and you cant use FTMO to buy or sell on the market, so the whole liquidity and data feed issue is irelevant, we dont need it, they might need it with their broker they are trading their supposed live account on, but we who are using demo accounts, we dont have liquidity providers.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I just noticed this. To anyone who has been paying attention knows why FTMO ceased the various LP’s LMAX, etc. last fall. And they were pretty transparent about it. You’ll even find it discussed here in detail by them. Now you’re just jumping down Paula’s rabbit hole whole of conspiracy theories.Ignored
Dislikedwe simply offer our financial advice to ftmo. it is up to them to execute or not. stop bitching about itIgnored