Do you trust World Cup Championship of Futures Trading?

[GloriaBrown]

Is it a real fair competition with candidates using real money with 3rd party audition or it is just a big marketing fake stuff?

 

[gkishot]

Is it a real fair competition with candidates using real money with 3rd party audition or it is just a big marketing fake stuff?

They themselves are the auditors. You don't trust the auditors?

 

[CBC]

It all looks quite interesting to me.

Did u want to join? I think you can sell pokemon that you catch out and about to raise extra funds as well

 

[GloriaBrown]

They themselves are the auditors. You don't trust the auditors?

any source?

 

[gkishot]

any source?

What source?
That's the idea: they are organizers & auditors of a competition.
What else?

 

[GloriaBrown]

What source?
That's the idea: they are organizers & auditors of a competition.
What else?

Where did they say they audit themselves? Source?

 

[gkishot]

Where did they say they audit themselves? Source?

They audit the contestants, not themselves.

 

[Handle123]

You can have as many accounts as you have money, have to pay more on commissions and I don't remember if they let you trade during night or not. Margins are more than most, I forgot how many accounts Larry Williams had when he did over 10,000%, but he was actually at one point over 30,000% and was in massive drawdown when contest ended. He was trading a lot of coffee.

 

[Xela]

He was trading a lot of coffee.

And drinking quite a bit of it, too, by the sound of it ...

 

[GloriaBrown]

You can have as many accounts as you have money, have to pay more on commissions and I don't remember if they let you trade during night or not. Margins are more than most, I forgot how many accounts Larry Williams had when he did over 10,000%, but he was actually at one point over 30,000% and was in massive drawdown when contest ended. He was trading a lot of coffee.

Can have multiple accounts then this competition is meaningless