PAMM Accounts Offered At Various Risk Levels

Edited the opening post to be more reader friendly and added some more information and resources.

Small losses this week, ranging from 0.5 - 1%

We added the low risk strategy to myfxbook.

It is currently down just over 1% but has had almost no trading activity yet.

https://www.myfxbook.com/portfolio/5...w-risk/1343698

This strategy is definitely for the patient investor.

It will only trade a couple times a month and sometimes not at all during the month.

It is designed for long term sustainability and risk aversion by greatly limiting the amount of time the strategy is exposed to risk.

We appreciate that Forex is a time business and although this strategy has about 2 years good trading record the actual PAMMs you are investing into a young.

We understand people will want to watch these going forward before committing their hard earned money to them.

All we ask is you add us to your Myfxbook watch list and check up on them now and then and see if you like how the downside risk is handled and decide if it would be good for you.

Expecting a quite slow week this week.

Few potential trading opportunities for us but they are more clustered near the end of the week.

I seen a lot of broken accounts today.

Just another boring day in our PAMMs.

We never float positions for a long time, we never grid, hedge or add to losing positions (we certainly never martingale).

Those with us did not even have to check their accounts today, as I said above, slow start of the week for us.

We can be fairly sure of the potential times we will trade and it helps a lot with risk control.

No trades this week.

Our lack of trading activity was not due to the unusual volatility just our sequence of events that trigger a trade never occurred.

I feel high volatility suits our strategy since the news events will tend to be more dramatic one way rushes where consolidation will lead to a strong second leg.

In these environments we can pyramid in and get a stronger position and hit the target (rather than trailing stops).

If the markets are chaos on the news this just makes it easier for us to filter out as a whipsaw and we will not trade.

Quite a long period of inactivity or some tiny losses.

Good win on the Kiwi rates cut.

6% on the *3 and 10% on the *5.

All accounts at high water mark.

We have now made a gross gain of 113% on our clients funds.

We invite you to join us or to add our strategies to your watchlist if you'd like to continue to monitor us going forward.

Links to all accounts;

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US and Canadahttp://www.myfxbook.com/members/5sta...w-risk/1343698
*3

US and Canada https://www.myfxbook.com/members/5st...3-risk/1274315
Rest of the world https://www.myfxbook.com/members/5st...canada/1320585

Islamic https://www.myfxbook.com/members/5st...slamic/1334714

*5

US and Canada https://www.myfxbook.com/members/5st...x5-for/1308319

Rest of the world https://www.myfxbook.com/members/5st...5-risk/1274276

Small profit today on the GBP, 1-1.5%.

Very excited about the FOMC on Thursday.

Interest rates are historically our most profitable event and this one may be the Mother of them all.

Might well see a our most profitable day in the history of the strategy.

Fed held rates steady so no real fireworks on FOMC.

It ultimately proved to be very deceptive price action catching out a lot of traders.

We had a few trades but went in lower volume since clear momentum was not there as much as we like.

Accounts all close at new high water marks.

Accounts up again.

This *5 now is now up over 50% in a few months.

Consistent with our historical data suggesting we can look for 20-30% on a good month on this one.

We are having a vote just now with our members to see if we should offer *7.

Very aggressive this one, 50% DD can be hit but 30-50% on good winning months.

1,440% gained over 2 years.

Many members look eager on the vote so far.