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I repeat Overnights comment here "Which makes one wonder. If initially you were allowed to draw down to 98K, then how come after reaching 100K, you are not allowed back down to the 98K limit?" My question sis simple is TST risking anything beyond the initial drawdown if not then it is not really...

SO correct me and simplify if I am wrong please SO on a 100K ( Notional) account trader can go up to 98,00 Net liquidity value Correct? Then If a trader makes 10,000 so account balance is 110,000 and then for his account to close can one go down to A)98,000 or only to B) 107,000 .. If it is B)...

ok .. post us the results warts and all! in due time so we al can see if it is snake oil or something more

That is the question the so called Funding prop companies don;t want to be asked neither do the gullible ! having said that If Self just pauses and takes a realty check it would help him

So TST In simple words If trader's account is 100K ( notional I suppose) and your set Close account level is -1000 then if trader makes 10K and then does the "Close account" still remains at 99K?

I am no fan of this Business model and with Apex who used to tout some indicators tool for Nadex and is now in "Trader Funding AKA Prop business" is no genuine Prop to me,, having said that this organization does not seems to be creditable themselves! which countries Fin Authority is not this?

OK no problems , if you could please see that AUS bonds are tradable that would be good

These seems to be Futures not Bonds as in the selection tool in that link the Futures choice is chosen!

SO if they are not exchange listed how do we purchase them? and once purchased with Cash , can they be used to get margin loan so we can use that cash for other trading within same account? Being Govt bonds I am assuming the Margin maintenance requirements will be very low? you support is not...

I called support and they said IB KR AUs does not support trading of ASX listed BONDS BOTH GOVT OR CORPORATE!

DEF can you elaborate on ASX listed Bonds as a collateral? are they available on IB and secondly if yes then can they be used for collateral for futures trading or other trading

the issue you need to sort with your tax depart is - The test fee you pay which is linked with you providing trading skills would that be considered as if you are sending margin money to trade leveraged product overseas?

Maturity Date (click for PDF Term Sheet) Coupon Interest Rate (pa) ASX Code Coupon Payment Date* 15-Jul-2022 5.75% GSBM22 15-Jul, 15-Jan 21-Nov-2022 2.25% GSBU22 21-Nov, 21-May 21-Apr-2023 5.50% GSBG23 21-Apr, 21-Oct 21-Apr-2024 2.75% GSBG24 21-Apr, 21-Oct 21-Nov-2024 0.25%...

true but with home equity I am able to borrow say at 2.75% and then can invest in this Govt Bond for 5.5 provided I use the NON Exchange traded version. but then I wonl;t be able to leverage

Tried to find from IB AUs If one can purchase ASX listed AUs Govt and Corporate Bonds! Customer service says NO? Any body has any exp Also with an exchange traded bond held until expiry is the yield paid on face value? or closing price of Bond One AUS bond is trading around 105+ and the...

risk is risk. true but that is Market risk that each investor trader has to take and can't complain about it however I think what we are talking about here is either broker failure or in crypto case exchange failure risk... That is not what a trader wan;t to undertake... Client asset safety...

True Apex drawdown is in that category :(

Reasons? first hand exp? or based on Terms and Conditions study

No . Can;t find one... specially since this is not a main stream US Spread:sneaky:

"There are a few exchanges where it is standard to raise up to about $1-2m (but not much more) with listing costs of maybe $30-50k." which exchange would that be? with such a low cost of entry and after that you still have to spend money on marketing your company IPO!