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- Nsak3y replied Feb 4, 2024
-As Capablanca mentioned, all of this can be done easily with excel. Just set your initial P&L at negative (the amount of the challenges), and log daily profit for each account. Then use a basic formula to calculate a total P&L across all accounts.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 4, 2024
-Technically, they could still fake things by sending funds to their own wallets. It would actually probably make it easier to fake payouts.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 3, 2024
-Your beef essence is strong. I was added to noox's ignore list just for liking one of your posts.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 3, 2024
-The problem is, they are well-within the reach of mafia-regulators, and would likely fold quickly. If a decentralized solution is not yet possible, then perhaps a platform provider that can establish themselves outside of the reach of these ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 3, 2024
-Ctrader isn't available to US traders. Soon, Meta won't be, either. And DXtrade literally has an office in the US. Go Team Flintstones...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 2, 2024
-Does that include denied payouts? Or was that a special, one-time offer?
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 2, 2024
-Yeah, not much can be done about that, probably. Doesn't help when we are forced to use crypto as a transfer method in most cases.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 2, 2024
-Yes. And that would admittedly be the real challenge. My hope is that as cryptocurrency garners wider adoption, then the on/off-ramping may become less important.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 2, 2024
-Most traders, that I know of, are comfortable with crypto by now, because they have had to adapt to the nonsense. There are crypto cards available that work just like prepaid or secured credit cards.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 2, 2024
-If so, then hopefully traders will have enough sense to band together and demand that either the trailing stop be removed (or significantly increased), or, that the targets be significantly reduced. I never looked into the futures prop stuff, but ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 2, 2024
-Looks like Devexperts Solutions IE Limited has offices in Ireland, US, Germany etc.. I would not expect that a company like this will behave favorably if ever in the crosshairs of over-reaching regulators. We need a decentralized solution that is ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 2, 2024
-It is sad that things have come to this. Renunciation is looking more appealing each day. If not having to pay taxes wasn't a big enough driver, then surely this suffocating regulation will push some to that point.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 2, 2024
-Maybe for some props that do not have their own server, this will be an option, but for firms like FTMO that have their own setup, adding a new platform could take time; even MFF never managed to get that far. This could be what FTMO meant by ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 2, 2024
-If Meta is intent on blocking access by banning US IP addresses, then I suspect that everyone that operates outside of US regulatory compliance (or Meta requirements) could be a potential target. We have seen already, many brokers lose their ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 2, 2024
-I saw some good reviews about tradelocker. Looks like it is built on Trading View. I do not know anything about dxtrade, but I did look at ACT trader and quickly felt like killing myself would be better than having to use it for trading.
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 2, 2024
-Not surprising at this point. Traders should expect more to come, probably. I do not know what kind of license agreement that Meta has with its clients, but you would think that all of the businesses that get killed over Meta's succumbing to ...
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 1, 2024
-They need to be reined in. Where is the oversight and accountability? We are seeing too many cases, by both, CFTC and SEC, that seem to be driven by some questionable agenda. Why else would they be making silly mistakes and false statements?
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- Nsak3y replied Feb 1, 2024
-Learning how to win is easy. Learning how to lose is the hard part. But as mentioned, once you know what you are doing, even if you blow an account, it will not be the end of the world, because you can always build it back up again.
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