It seems that FTMO is currently doing a 10% discount on all challenges, for Christmas, presumably.

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-As an example, firms like FTMO and MFF had the lion's share of the market as a result of their offerings and/or longstanding reputation etc., so the need to be overly aggressive was not there. The other firms needed to work for a piece of that ...

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-This is my point, though. If the model is dependent on signup fees, then it would only make sense that these firms would use every asset at their disposal to generate signup fees, and we should want them to do that. If a firm wants to survive for ...

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-If the buy-in fees are needed for the payouts, wouldn't you want aggressive marketing that attracts gamblers? -This is interesting. I like me some no daily with static max.

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-The person that you've been arguing with isn't even American. You guys should start your own discord so that you can come up with new ways to pat each other on the back all day and revel in your anti-American sentiment.

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-You were saying?

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-Not worth taking things too seriously or personally most of the time.

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-I wouldn't even say this much. Honestly, regulation should be used for things like deterring market manipulation and ensuring honest and fair business practices etc.. Most of the nonsense that we see these days are things that we seem to have grown ...

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Humor is medicinal in times of insanity.

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-Not sure about your country, but this is not the case in the Divided States of America. And for the cases that it is true, it oftentimes is a result of over-regulation. Either the existing regulatory requirements are too burdensome and costly for ...

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-I often try to keep my comments generalized and not too specific to avoid getting into the politics of things, but you are right, things like lobbying, corporate and political agendas; conflicts of interests etc. are often all at play here, and ...

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-Maybe in the US. But outside of the US, there are many regulated brokers that I would love to trade with, but cannot, simply because of my country of origin.

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-Not sure which core issues you are referring to, but here in the States, we are seeing our opportunities dwindle by the day as we become lepers as a result of over-regulation. Believe it or not, many of the Americans that complain about regulation ...

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-Probably, it will depend on what will be required going forward, as well as how much of the original model (if any) can be maintained. Surviving this kind of scrutiny would certainly carry a lot of weight in terms of credibility and security going ...

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-I believe that this term has been so loosely thrown around by these remote FX prop firms as an excuse to fail traders, that people have started using it as a sort of blanket term for anything that is considered relatively higher-risk. If I make a ...

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-Yes. Especially people that are not even based in the US and have no idea what they are talking about. Although, I suppose that the self-righteous Americans are worse.

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I would be careful logging into anything new, just as a general rule of thumb. Just make sure that it's legit first.

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-Regulation in the US is a pay-to-play game. Period.

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It is difficult to read some of the recently-made comments here about what is going on with MFF/CFTC. It is always better to remain objective and to let the facts tell the story.

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-I think, discussion of various regulatory groups, and other alphabet groups, is important, especially if it can be done objectively. There is often very little oversight and accountability with these groups and it is important that the people not ...

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