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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-I do not trust any broker or prop firm. But as traders, mitigating risk is what we do.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-I was just talking to someone about this yesterday. I would gladly keep my money State-side if regulators would allow for a reasonable and competitive playing field.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-And honestly, this is akin to making some false statement on their website... something that all of the MFF haters love to clamor about. It's just something that I personally do not care much about. Are traders getting paid? Not saying that it's ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-However, it would be interesting to hear your theories. At this point, not much would surprise me.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-No worries, mate. You're fine. The insanity has caused me to have to switch brokers again. I will adapt, as always.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-Too much to follow these days, honestly. I just want to get back to trading. If only...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-Here is the article: url An excerpt: If the allegations are true, then this will only hurt the remote prop industry as a whole.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-I see that SauerKraut is making the rounds again, basking in his own excellence and spreading joy as always...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-Good point. Nothing a little trade copier cannot fix. Simply adjust risk parameters and climb out of draw-down without even thinking about it. Maybe you get a nice surprise after you complete your challenges on the positive accounts.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-I respect your positive thinking, but if TFF cannot resolve their issues with Meta, and choose to circumvent their ban in the interim by piggybacking with a willing broker in an effort to temporarily sustain operations, then I cannot imagine that ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-Perhaps there is an opportunity here for good traders that are short on capital.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-If this is true, then I wonder... wouldn't whatever broker that has decided to work with them be putting themselves as great risk of losing their meta license? How could TFF even hide which broker it is? I also wonder what TFF had to pay in order ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 7, 2024
-Not sure. I suppose that it would be similar to how these futures props are doing it. Probably, when you are working with millions in profits, you can afford to get the servers that you need. I can only guess. Maybe Takisd would know.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 6, 2024
-I suspect that, more than willingness, an actual ability to figure out how to deal with the order flow will be necessary. I think that any company that can find out how to achieve that holy-grail, win-win scenario, will be more than willing to ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 6, 2024
-Yes. This has also been discussed, for sure. It is essentially equivalent to a traditional prop firm. I think that most traders concede to the fact that these remote prop firms rely on our 'buy-in' fee to feed the business; they set unreasonable ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 6, 2024
-Accelerated path is the key. Although, there are probably some that treat props as a permanent or final solution, which is not something that I would personally advise.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 6, 2024
-Another thing to keep in mind is that you would not want the cap to be too low, else many traders that would normally blow their account, could get 'locked-in' and receive a payout. So it would need to be reasonable but not too easy. Again, keeping ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 6, 2024
-Careful... you might be accused of colluding with the 5er's now.
I remember how some members would accuse people here of working with MFF because we were always singing their praises. It's funny how even when you are trying to do good and ...Prop Firm Hub
- Nsak3y replied Feb 6, 2024
-Perhaps. We cannot really know, for sure. We must also keep in mind how many traders would actually be able to achieve that. The fact that the traders that could actually do 100k/month would be capped at 20k could make a big difference. Now, you ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 6, 2024
-Because it's not the buying power that matters, it's the draw-down allowance that is afforded with the increased capital allocation. Any firm that offers scaling, is offering a chance for increased draw-down allowance, without the added cost and ...
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