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Originally Posted by Walander
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Sorry Marcel, but honestly- a manager who seeks for people over a forum like Forex-tsd doesn't sound anything better than Igor turning into a EA convert. That went well.
You market yourself too hard, and in half your "ROI" reports you forget to report your NAV.
Your floating losses are terrible and reach nearly 50% of the account at times.
I doubt you are that good of a trader. Sorry.
PS. There's a reason why your live account is funded with less than 100. Your system most likely blows up over time, and you're looking to bank on the times it doesn't.
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Thanks for your points of view, Walander.
In the next month I'm gonna post the monthly ROI and NAV for October, thanks for the tip.
I want to precise you few things:
I actually don't have any account over 21% floating (except one demo with 25%), I know sometimes floatings get high but that's part of my strategy. I have an amazing account protection system, that's why I took my first lost last week in my $400 personal account that already recovered in two days. I just trade in a different way. In addition in my thread I warn about the floating P/L. And I got a 45% maximum floating on MY account. Even more, I see very few account managers that post their account's equities. Anyway, you can see mines anytime in
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Note: managed account # 4 is managed by me since last week, so you can see a choppy history before that I didn't have nothing to do with that.
I'm posting in TSD two personal accounts, one with $400 now (started 280+30 bonus last month) Instaforex broker, another interbank's account with almost 100 (that's you were referring to) started with $50. Of course I have more larger accounts, but I don't post them here for personal security reasons and because I have mixed many strategies in the past that can confuse a follower of the Managed Accounts strategy and create false hopes.
Most important, I have a few managed accounts whose clients aren't complained yet. You can be sure if I blown one of those accounts they'll be the first to blame me here. I don't have asked them yet to make a "rescue deposit" to save the accounts.
I understand there is a little distrust here, but if someone interested can't trust me, simply follow my thread some months to see the results over time, and take the decision later. Otherwise, I offer little minimum managed accounts (most of managers ask you a minimum of $2000 - $5000), because people can test with little few money before let me managed a larger account.
Walander, thank you for your concern. I know your intention is to protect other traders, and I respect that.
Regards,
Marcel Corzo
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