-Unfortunately, it is my understanding that TCF still has a review team in place for the larger accounts. Meaning, you could be rejected or refused payout for any, arbitrary reasoning if your trading results do not correlate with their ambiguous, ...

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-This is a curious thing. Maybe a few things to consider: Are we to think that all funded accounts are immediately getting all trades pushed to live market? (If so, then can we expect that this firm will not survive for long?) Is this policy ...

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-Thanks for sharing. This decision seems questionable. Why not just issue new contracts to existing traders that want to remove the lot size restriction? Unless there is a 3rd-party involved, then issuing new contracts should not be an issue. ...

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-Hopefully, they allow older accounts to be grandfathered in (assuming that the newer accounts were not offered at a different price-point or something). Otherwise, that just seems like it would become a PR mess.

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-There are many available; some free, some paid, some client-based and some server-based. A few examples: Social Trader Tools, FX Blue, Local Trade Copier etc.. You can search google for more. -I am not too knowledgeable regarding the technical side ...

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-No signals. You are still making your own trades. You can set up your master account using MT4, then have all of your trades mirrored to your slave accounts, even if they are MT5 accounts. As long as the firm allows copy trading from your own ...

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-You are not using a trade copier?

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-I do not doubt it at all. I would be curious about your info, though. But anyway, this is why I say that all firms probably operate this way to some degree; just not entirely. I think that FTMO and MFF both likely cherry-pick only the best traders ...

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-I think that they expanded their marketing team. My notifications were flooded with FTMO junk recently.

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-Oh, for sure. I suspect that this is the case for most firms (if not all, to some degree). I know what you meant. And I agree. Whether or not there is any good chance of significant damage may be moot, though. Personally, I think that some firms ...

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-That is possible. They seem to be based in Australia. Not sure if that makes any difference. Looks like they have been around since 2020. They claim to currently have over 2800 funded traders. -Fair point. Forcing traders to trade the accounts ...

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-My thoughts are... I'm not sure. Currently, they seem to have a bit of a reputation. Maybe better to wait it out and see if things improve. Looks like they are making positive changes, so maybe time will tell. As far as scoring them using the ...

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-Another important point to note about this firm is that they supposedly offer unlimited funding, so you could literally have 10x500K accounts, if you really wanted to, so long as you traded them separately. If the spreads are too wide for scalping, ...

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Regarding the 500K interview, I mostly skimmed through his explanations as it wasn't really necessary to pay much attention to in order to get the general gist of what he was trying to do. Whether or not there is any legitimacy to what he is doing, ...

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-The kid running 'Ment' is pretty much everything that you would expect from a kid running a prop firm, and that is putting it kindly.

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-They were also getting a lot of criticism for their no-scalping policy and withdrawals.

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-Yes. I think that to be fair, though, TFF, although a copy-cat, did come to market with most of their ducks already in an row, especially compared to MFF at that time. Some of these firms have to improve as they go. So long as they are willing and ...

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-Exactly correct. It is my understanding that they do not even have to push every live trader to market, and can cherry-pick only the best traders; the odds are so heavily in their favor, just like a casino (or a seemingly-legitimate ponzi that is ...

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-Liquidity/slippage, presumably. Personally, I think that FTMO and others could remove the maximum allocation rules by requiring that the accounts be traded separately. Then, just set limits on how much capital can be traded at one time, either by ...

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-There are also some other stats that they talked about in their video that was published in May: image

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