Too many things are wrong.
IB interest rate is higher than that.
Interest rate calculation is wrong.
TBills return % is lower than that (for 1 month).
ROI calculation is wrong.
Bottom line, if something seems to good to be true, it probably is.
Not sure why you would need a 10-year old statement, but I guess you have a good reason for it.
I don't think this type of request could be easily responded. Usually, brokers (and all other type of companies) don't keep old documents at hand. They put them on tapes and send them to an external...
Anyone trading 50 NQ contracts successfully doesn't need to sell trading course.....
There is no need to watch 6 hours of boring YouTube video to understand that!
Do your results take slippage into account? And comm?
Does your system/algo go long only, or short as well?
For now, you are profitable 68% of all month.
Your results are not bad, but not sure it's good enough to interest anyone (IMO).
So you went through an hire process and at the end you didn't get the job and now you're mad and you think they made you lost your time and they are all muddafukka.
....ok.
Well, 8 years ago you were selling 'trading secrets' claiming 20 to 40% of return per month.
After all those years, for sure you are now Billionaire.
So you're a bored Billionaire who just want to help others being profitable.
I didn't write that you are selling something today, I was referring to a couple of years ago when you tried to sell your stuff (trading secrets!) on the Net.
Why are you saying that you cannot make money (I presume!) when scalpers are involved?
Meaning, it's easier to be profitable in a market when there is no scalpers?
LMFAO.....
The fee was for the evaluation step. It's non refundable. It's a fee, not an amount you put into a trading account. They're all like that (prop firms with an evaluation period).
That's how they make money, by charging a fee for something that 99% of wannabe traders cannot achieve...
That's a good question.
Here are 2 reasons that I've found:
- the guy is profitable but don't have much money (or not enough) in his account.
- to have a steady income, on top of the money using his strategy, and not subject to drawdowns and red months
And the OP didn't mention how good the...