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Hi Bone If what you say is true that is “pay and learn” business model became quite controversial several years ago and some firms and the practice in general came under regulatory scrutiny " How come the current crop of "Pay for Test ( by entity A) and hope to get funded by Entity B" model is...

If he was so good he would be running a Manged fund and performance will be there for everybody to see!

Many times i tuned in to the discussion thinking this will have a logical conclusion but they jut waffle on and never conclude... and when they say I have put this trade on.. is that for real money or just sim trading? and again if they are so good where is the proof :caution:

Sparrow is in Singapore but not regulated as a "exchange" by MAS ( they claim they don;t need to be as per current laws of Singapore) + the spreads are really bad very soon CME ( USA) will have BTC options a bigger known exchange + you can marry BTC futures + Option soon or do Options to Option...

As per Australian regulations that apply to OTC brokers like FX / CFD providers client money is supposed to be ring fenced etc but few times due to fraud it was found that that was not done and client money was used illegally... and client money was lost and THERE IS NO PROTECTION SONRAY/...

so what % of traders that they take your paid challenge you actually fund?

You initial post gave an impression that you only want to have $100 in your account but now what you are saying is you will have $1000 in account and risk $50 every time x 20 times OK and then your aim is to use 1000 and turn that in to 5000 that is 400% return but each trade will only risk...

agree 100% - Real Prop firms don;t charge people .. they hunt talent with their own money/ efforts but then again there are enough suckers who will try $150-$300 and loose and just forget about it but these $150 fees add up .. LOL

CFD is not a actual crypto it is just a derivative on the underlying crypto cash settled! CFD could be on anything SPX index! ES Futures,

I agree paper trade BTC futures

The way I see it is perhaps it has to do with the built in leverage and notional value Where as with shares transactions ( as settled, not day trading) actual cash needs to be there and changed hand Hence the total "volume" of Margin traded FX would be more than equity so for example A FX...

Just to clarify would the following be correct - NIFTY futures on NSE are not trad able outside India? but then via brokers like IB who have both international ppresence and in India cna one trade the NSE contract directly? - Because NSE has the concept if LOT SIZE even for Index futures ! the...

so what % of traders that they take your paid challenge you actually fund?

few things to consider guys - with AUS CFD the leverage is likely to go back to below 1:50 so more similar to built in leverage in Futures so if the only reason to use OTC CFD is 500:1 leverage in AUS.. it is likely to change any way - Do you realize with "brokers" like these you are playing...

which country are you based in? Why trade CFD with a market Maker when you can trade BTC futures on CME directly

IB account is ALL in one hence under SIPC not sure about he CFD and FX though

What u mean by other side? I still dont get it DO you mean product wise? that is your's is Equity and since I mentioned Futures / intraday I am the "Other side"? Also what makes you think I am a publisher of a signals? If I was I would be on same side as yours no scrutiny no regulations etc ...

If you have min 2.5Mil then you can migrate to Singapore but except transport/ domestic help and food everything else is expensive ( rent/ education/ car) With Malaysia you need only 150K but not as easy as Singapore

I did not say I will blindly trust them if they trade real money! It is just another filter!

by the way I did not say "Hey if he trades his own money (even if it is just 10K) then I trust him?" I was just saying that such a flag will add a positive point for those who want to become followers. as we all know demo trading without any risk is easy. These are some measures of due diligence...