Intraday only.
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- #49,681
- Jul 2, 2025 9:43pm Jul 2, 2025 9:43pm
- Joined Oct 2010 | Status: Trader | 21,479 Posts
Intraday only.
{quote} same situation for me since last month its like someone doing a black magic on me as well….. its pure frustration and feel like smashing screen… for past month multiple occasions for blueguardian i needed just 200$ to get payout then hit back to back dlls then i clawed back up n then same dlls. Put me further back… this month started with same situation again 2 dll now need 2200$ to get payout… then apex accounts one point just needed 600$ to get that 40k now 800$ worth of drawdown left
- #49,684
- Jul 3, 2025 4:23am Jul 3, 2025 4:23am
- Joined Oct 2010 | Status: Trader | 21,479 Posts
Intraday only.
- #49,685
- Jul 3, 2025 7:56am Jul 3, 2025 7:56am
- Joined Sep 2012 | Status: Edge,Phsycology And Money Managemen | 1,011 Posts
I am what Many Dream to be but only a few can achieve, im a part of the 1%
- #49,688
- Jul 3, 2025 8:25am Jul 3, 2025 8:25am
- Joined May 2016 | Status: Trader | 6,304 Posts
Holy shit! I'm gonna be rich. Banner at the bottom of this thread.
{quote} That's the issue with CFDs.....no regulated exchange, brokers make the price. That's not what you want to hear, I know, but that is the reality. However, as Taki always states, on a true DMA feed, conditions, both spread and slippage, are actually worse. The low spread brokers slip you, the no slippage brokers have higher spread......in the end it's really all the same. Some brokers hit you with both.
I was thinking that FTMO only passes on the price data including the spread (not adding a markup). But yes, maybe that’s even worst than brokers making their own prices.
From FTMO‘s website
FTMO strives to provide its traders with the best possible conditions available on the market and uses the services of several top liquidity providers, both for forex and for CFDs commodities, indices and cryptocurrencies. This allows us to offer our clients very competitive spreads as well as attractive fees.
For the most part, spreads on FX pairs seem to be quite low at FTMO (0.2 on EUR/USD, 0.6 on GBP/USD right now) but for indices it seems high to me. I also didn‘t suffer from any slippage so far (also not with the brokers as mentioned in my previous post).
Do we know which liquidity providers they use?
Can someone explain to me why the spread with FTMO for indices is twice as high as with many other brokers? For example, with Ger40.cash, I get an average spread of 2.5 points, while with IG, RoboForex, AfterPrime, and many others, which offer commission-free indices, it's less than 1 point.
on the FTMO website I see around 1.5 average spread for Ger40 , you say it is 2.5 on your account ?!
{quote} on the FTMO website I see around 1.5 average spread for Ger40 , you say it is 2.5 on your account ?! {image}
Will keep an eye on it.
{quote} Unfortunately, have stopped using FTMO when they blocked MT4/5 from USA. The spreads on the US indices look quite good. Commish free as well still, correct?
„To trade with FTMO as a US citizen through an offshore corporate account, you would need to establish a foreign corporation (like an International Business Company or LLC) in a jurisdiction that doesn't publicly disclose company ownership information. This entity would then open and manage the FTMO account. The profits generated by the offshore company's trading activity could be managed in a tax-advantaged way, with funds potentially reinvested offshore or distributed as salary or other forms of payment to the US citizen“
Alternatively, you can trade under my name and use a VPN/VPS to access FTMO's trading platforms. I'll take 30% of your 80% trading profits. Maybe this way I'll finally make money from trading (even if it were passive).
- #49,698
- Jul 3, 2025 10:58am Jul 3, 2025 10:58am
- Joined May 2016 | Status: Trader | 6,304 Posts
{quote} From AI „To trade with FTMO as a US citizen through an offshore corporate account, you would need to establish a foreign corporation (like an International Business Company or LLC) in a jurisdiction that doesn't publicly disclose company ownership information. This entity would then open and manage the FTMO account. The profits generated by the offshore company's trading activity could be managed in a tax-advantaged way, with funds potentially reinvested offshore or distributed as salary or other forms of payment to the US citizen“ Alternatively,...
I'll do it for 15%.
{quote} Yes, doesn't work. Tried this route with many actual brokers who are far superior than the US offerings. I'll do it for 15%.
Wow, that surprises me. I'm not American myself, but I've set up offshore companies several times to avoid such things.
Never had any problems so far. 15%. Hehe, I'll think about it ;-)