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- Nsak3y replied Jun 18, 2024
-I doubt it. Although many traders probably believe that they are good traders, and maybe some are for a while, I would bet that most cannot trade everyday for a month or longer without giving most of their profits back to the market. It would be ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 18, 2024
-I think, having profit caps with minimum trading days and x% consistency rule is a must. It can work out well for firms since the statistics lean heavily in their favor. Unfortunately, and this is the big problem, cheaters ruin the game for ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 17, 2024
-Agreed. But the two power trolls will surely elect to ignore this point.
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 17, 2024
-Incorrect. I have maintained objectivity and have tried to offer additional perspective against the flimsy claims that you and Quickly love to push ad nauseam.
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 17, 2024
-It does not seem reasonable to me that they should create a custom dashboard that integrates with various trading platforms, all because traders cannot be bothered to read and/or follow the rules. Their staff is overloaded with many tickets because ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 17, 2024
-They should not have to, really. We are traders. They are giving us capital to trade. We should be able to follow their rules. If the rules are not agreeable, then we have the freedom to choose something else.
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 16, 2024
I really wish that Mastermind would return to this thread.
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 16, 2024
-I find that the 20M (or 15M/30M, if you prefer), 1H and 2H time-frames are generally fairly reliable in terms of gauging market direction during NY session. Once established, it's as simple as jumping to a lower time-frame for your entries. ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 16, 2024
-Unfortunately, this is the nature of the beast, I suppose. These firms often have to employ measures to deter bad players, but it ultimately hurts everyone in the process. Best we can do is try to remain compliant by working within their system(s). ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 15, 2024
-Technically, any firm can refuse payment and terminate services whenever they see fit to do so. It is up to traders to hold these firms accountable, if and when, they elect to abuse the terms that all parties have agreed to. Likewise, we as ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 15, 2024
-As I understand it, that is only applicable if the rule is broken. If the rule is not broken, then there is no discretionary interpretation. Having discretion if/when the rule is broken, allows them some flexibility when traders make honest ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 15, 2024
Regarding Apex, if the rules are followed, then you should be fine. There is nothing subjective or ambiguous about it, I think. If you didn't follow the rules and you know it, or, you didn't bother to fully-read the rules prior to starting, then you ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 11, 2024
-Indices markets often move aggressively around the opening of NY session. Higher time-frames (e.g. >1H) appear to indicate normal market movement.
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 9, 2024
-Interestingly (or maybe not), Upropfirm shows up on Quantower's connections page already, meanwhile, Felxy Trade and Precision Funding are still not listed.
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 9, 2024
Saw this in Quantower's release notes. Looks like another Futures prop with a $2 website. Up to 15 accounts.
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- Nsak3y replied Jun 8, 2024
-The guy looks like he has some bodies hidden somewhere. This space seems to attract a certain type.
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