Investing requires a thorough understanding of the risks involved, including the percentage of your capital that you can afford to put at risk.
for the Max Risk, it is not us to control the risk, but you.
You decide the Risk, and the Risk is fixed.
in a normal strategy, you need check the Max DD first, and need a full investment.
let's say, a strategy with Max 5% DD, 2% monthly return, but require a full investment of $10K.
but the problem is, when the strategy fail, you always suffer much more loss than promised DD, even account blown. that means, all your $10K is in Risk.
but, the Max Risk strategy does not require a full investment, you only need provide the risk capital.
what is the risk capital ?
Let's say, you have $10K to invest, but you can only accept 5% Max DD. then, your risk capital is $500.
compare this:
invest $10K, Max 5% DD($500), 2%($200) monthly return
invest $500, Max 90% DD($450),$200 monthly return.
Same Risk(only risk $500),same Result($200 monthly return), correct ? which you prefer ?
the advantage of Max Risk:
1. Risk fixed, and you decide the risk.
2. risk capital always is a small amount, like $500. with max Risk, you can easily withdraw the initial capital in 3-4 months to get in a risk free stat.
of course, for the Risk capital, the risk is 100%. so, we do not suggest you to invest large amount to Max Risk strategy.
we have PAMM account at Fxpig and Tallenex.
You can check the performance of our PAMM account through the links below:
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/real...--fxpig/959253
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/real...llinex/1018652
And to Join our PAMM account, just simple open a account in this page:
http://www.trade2fi.com/pages/openanaccount.jsp
Regards,
Trade2FI
for the Max Risk, it is not us to control the risk, but you.
You decide the Risk, and the Risk is fixed.
in a normal strategy, you need check the Max DD first, and need a full investment.
let's say, a strategy with Max 5% DD, 2% monthly return, but require a full investment of $10K.
but the problem is, when the strategy fail, you always suffer much more loss than promised DD, even account blown. that means, all your $10K is in Risk.
but, the Max Risk strategy does not require a full investment, you only need provide the risk capital.
what is the risk capital ?
Let's say, you have $10K to invest, but you can only accept 5% Max DD. then, your risk capital is $500.
compare this:
invest $10K, Max 5% DD($500), 2%($200) monthly return
invest $500, Max 90% DD($450),$200 monthly return.
Same Risk(only risk $500),same Result($200 monthly return), correct ? which you prefer ?
the advantage of Max Risk:
1. Risk fixed, and you decide the risk.
2. risk capital always is a small amount, like $500. with max Risk, you can easily withdraw the initial capital in 3-4 months to get in a risk free stat.
of course, for the Risk capital, the risk is 100%. so, we do not suggest you to invest large amount to Max Risk strategy.
we have PAMM account at Fxpig and Tallenex.
You can check the performance of our PAMM account through the links below:
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/real...--fxpig/959253
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/real...llinex/1018652
And to Join our PAMM account, just simple open a account in this page:
http://www.trade2fi.com/pages/openanaccount.jsp
Regards,
Trade2FI