Is there any documentation on this?
Ill look for it, I can attest to it though as I have taken advantage of it at least 2 months. Well not sure "took advantage of" as I'm paying monthly fees month after month.
Is there any documentation on this?
Is there any documentation on this?
I see, but that doesn't really make a lot of difference in my opinion, since in the past you could also just cancel your current subscription and start a new one, that also gave you a "reset", you basically just start all over again.
When i once tried a few of these services i never did a reset, always canceled the account and started a new one, a reset only makes sense if you do it in the first 5 days or so of the account, afterwards the odds of completing the combine before the new billing period was so small that i would just start over and save myself the reset fee.
LOL If any such business becomes upfront and start admitting that they make money by collecting failed test/ combine fee then that will expose them... and that is why they are really not real prop firms... the business model is unethical ...sure legal but unethicalThis is all Occam's Razor. Meaning that this 'prop shop' pays you from other's losses in the combines. That's fine, as long as they pay - but I wish they would stop trying to insult our intelligence by suggesting otherwise.
I have three funded accounts w/ the5ers, and I don't for a second think they are real. They pay me, so I don't care.
I think a lot of people who have never tried an evaluation with these funder firms are under the impression that the trailing drawdown is infinite.
It's not....it stops when your trailing drawdown reaches your starting balance.
Sure, it sucks but if you're a decent trader with good risk management and know to how scale in-out, this should not be a huge endeavor.