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That's blatantly ridiculous. If you're writing an algo, you have to test it. What you're telling me is that you write a code, deploy it on a live account and then hope for the best. Sorry, it don't fly.

The big tipoff here is this: MNQ 450 Tick Range Bars Account Size = $750 Margin is set to $550 per Contract (way more than needed) Purposely set to trade a Maximum of 4 Contracts Per Trade NO - Backtesting Required Trading Time is from 6:30 am to 10:30 am - Pacific Time Zone 10 Days This is...

Apex has a huge activation fee. If you bought 20 $300,000 accounts, your activation fee would be $6,400. I think Apex will eventually blow up - that's why they offer the 80% off - to get you hooked on the cheap and then screw you over with the activation fee.

Back test whatever strategy you're using but reverse the signals. If you always lose either your strategy is bad or your trade management is poor. If all the signals that got you into a trade turn out to be profitable when reversed, try to figure out why reversing works. You're probably late...

That's true but if he continued to earn the same profit every day, he would be fine at the end of 15 days. It's only if his profit drops over the next 12 days that he will have a problem. I'd tell him to shoot for exactly the same profit every day. This way the account will show consistency...

About TruTrade, read this thread - scroll to page 7 at the bottom and read forward. It's a scam. No free trial, no stats, no logic to the trades, they can't give you a price for the bot until they "interview" you. It's a scalper that the "clowns" on YouTube turn on and off AFTER they know...

"For your first payout, you must have a total of 10 (ten) separate, individual, trading days, where trades were actual placed on those ten days, according to the PA guidelines, before you can request the first payout. Each ongoing payout request requires a minimum of 10 (ten) trading days...

Also the Apex payout policy is longer than other prop firms. If you're funded after 7 days, you have to trade at least 10 days before requesting a payout. And then there's a max payout you can request. With E2T, the evaluation period is 15 days and you can request payouts immediately if...

You really should quit while you're ahead, even though you really lost this battle a long time ago.

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That's nothing compared to the guy they put on YouTube last week who withdrew over $800,000 in a single month (I think it was December). This knuckle dragger says in another YouTube channel that he blew something like three dozen accounts. You would have to be brain dead to believe some of the...

You know the old saying: "Sticks and stones............" You lost this battle.

The activation fee for a $300k account with Apex would be $7140 for the first account plus 20 copiers. Every time someone mentions this, the response from Apex trolls is that "it's no big deal if you make money". Problem is it's mostly hidden. And traders don't do their due diligence. Add to...

Earn2Trade and OneUp have NO activation fees. They are both transparent. There's no payout monkey business when you're funded either. It's straight forward and transparent. Huge difference in business models. And yes, I think the guy is on payroll. No one who has reviewed all the funding...

The game is fixed with Apex. There are enough complaints and negative comments about them both here and on other forums. If Apex doesn't keep that engine rolling, they'll blow up.

There are better options than Apex. Apex is not transparent. All you need do is review their website. It's a chaotic mess.

You must be smoking some strong stuff!

The activation fees are a big part of how they make their money. Their discounts are ridiculous - 50-80% off to get the person hooked. But you NEVER see a discount for activation fees. The activation fee is like a reset fee as well. If you fail after you're funded, you have to pass the...

Apex has huge activation fees. That's where they screw over their clients. Every copy account requires an activation fee. Start adding that up and Apex is probably the most expensive out there.

A lot of irrational exuberance in your posts. Why don't you just list the firms you've contracted with, their pros and cons and how much you're making. Thetradingpit is just another clone of all the others with a few different bells and whistles. Nothing to see there.