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You have to be prepared for the worst case scenario. If a trade goes very bad and you're not out early enough, you want to have enough margin to recover. $50 per day sounds easy but it's no different than $500 or $5,000 per day if you calculate the margin requirement correctly. I generally...

It's a ponzi scheme.

It's a ponzi scheme.

It's deliberately written as word salad so that they can use their "discretion" to deny a withdrawal.

Well I wish you luck. But if it doesn't work out, I strongly suggest you look to another company. Apex will probably blow up at some point.

2,750$ limit withdrawal, every 10 days, on the 150k means you have to double your account every month (5,000$ DD). That's all you need to know to prove that it's a ponzi scheme. The limits are a red flag.

"The biggest red flag would be their stop trailing the open equity high" This is the most ridiculous rule and it's probably overlooked by most traders. What it means is that a trader has to be a crystal ball operator to know exactly where the high/low is to get out of a trade. If the trade...

It's a ponzi scheme.

It's a ponzi scheme.

It's a ponzi scheme.

You can believe what you want. My opinion is that it's a ponzi scheme.

Yes it is true because their advertised evaluation time is 7 days. However, you have to trade at least 20 days before you can request a withdrawal. That adds up to 27 days or a month of trading. Yes, companies make money from failure rates. But Apex limits how much and when you can withdraw...

You might want to do a speedtest like Ookla every morning. Also, don't have any browsers open and do a disk cleanup at least once a week. The best is to have a computer dedicated to trading and nothing else. I use Rithmic and have no problems with latency on NQ orders regardless how volatile...

Why did you choose Apex? There are other firms that have shorter evaluation times plus you can withdraw as soon as you establish your "cushion" after being funded. Earn2Trade is one of them. Darrell Martin of Apex has a sordid history. Their evaluation time adds up to over a month. Then...

If traders got together they could find an attorney who could organize a class action suit. If the case looks good, the attorney might take it on contingency.

Their rules are convoluted and subject to interpretation. Just like the OP said about his IP, I bet there is absolutely nothing on their website that says if your IP changes, we don't pay you. Their evaluation time is a scam as well because although they advertise 7 days, it's actually close...

Apex is a scam. The rolling list they show as payouts from Deel is actually a bot. Job No. 1 at Apex is to make up excuses not to pay traders.

Found a YouTube about them. Interesting concept.

Looked it up. Is it only buying, no selling? That's how the description reads.

What is a "Nadex Knock-out"?