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Discuss NordhillCapital.com (Maksim Sepp)

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Hi guys, I met the representatives of Nordhillcapital at Dubai Menaforex last week and I was impressed with their website: nordhillcapital.com

It's very transparent, they provide myfxbook verified accounts, you can invest in 3 different systems and the client can choose what type of investment best fits for him/her: Low risk, Standard and Agressive, you can also diversity you risk, you can put a portion at Low risk, another portion at Standard and another portion at the Agressive mode.

Also the client can choose which broker he/she want to put the money: SFS Markets, Hantec Markets and Swiss Quotes, but if you have a preferred broker, you can submit a request and they can check if it fits on their trading style.

What I liked the most is the fact that you choose your broker, send your funds and then, when your account is opened and ready to trade, you'll send your login credentials and sign the LPOA with Nordhill and they'll trade on your behalf, just like I used to do as a money manager, so your capital is always at your control, the only way to lose your capital is if the company trades badly, a part from that, your capital is always under your control, you'll request withdraw direct to your broker, not to Nordhill.

I've been to many forex events and this is the first time a managed company shows up for this type of event. If you think that other companies i.e Exential, UTmarkets, Smartforexfunds, Sterling (busted), MMA Forex (busted) that are targeting people in Dubai have ever been to a place like that, to me it's a light at the end of the tunnel, perhaps the first company I've heard about that looks serious enough.

The Head office is in Riga, Latvia and, they have representative offices in Singapore, Shanghai and Larnaca.

You can also check the FPA Perfomance here: https://www.forexpeacearmy.com/managed_forex_performance/nordhill_capital_hybrid_fx/real

I'm in contact with the representatives that I met in person in Dubai, if I get further informations about this company, I'll post here.

Meanwhile, if anyone has further informations, please post it here. If I missed something or is incorrect, please let me know.

Take care everyone!!
 
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The good news is that they have an FPA Performance Test. The bad news is that the broker only has a few reviews. This doesn't mean it's a bad broker, but knowing ALL about the broker is important before trusting the broker. Nordhill itself also has few reviews.

They do offer to support accounts at a couple more brokers. It looks like at least some of the links to sign up are affiliate links. Strangely, they want you to use only the lesser-known broker unless you use a mixed strategy.

If you do want to open an account with them, ask if you can set up your account directly with the broker, not using an affiliate link. The reason for this is that you want any account manager to be paid ONLY based on performance. Affiliates and IBs usually get paid a part of spread/commission whether the trade wins or looses.

The bare minimum for investment is $5000. Although this looks like a promising company, you need to dig deeper into both the company and the broker before putting that much money on the table.

My recommendation - do more research on them and also keep following the reviews and Performance Test longer before making any final decision.
 
The good news is that they have an FPA Performance Test. The bad news is that the broker only has a few reviews. This doesn't mean it's a bad broker, but knowing ALL about the broker is important before trusting the broker. Nordhill itself also has few reviews.

They do offer to support accounts at a couple more brokers. It looks like at least some of the links to sign up are affiliate links. Strangely, they want you to use only the lesser-known broker unless you use a mixed strategy.

If you do want to open an account with them, ask if you can set up your account directly with the broker, not using an affiliate link. The reason for this is that you want any account manager to be paid ONLY based on performance. Affiliates and IBs usually get paid a part of spread/commission whether the trade wins or looses.

The bare minimum for investment is $5000. Although this looks like a promising company, you need to dig deeper into both the company and the broker before putting that much money on the table.

My recommendation - do more research on them and also keep following the reviews and Performance Test longer before making any final decision.


Nordhill capital works mainly with SFX MARKETS, I have been checking their performance for about 6 moths, but when I started to see them the managed account was in the name of SFX funds, it seems that the managed account was done by the same broker, then for some reason they came up with Nordhill Capital to manage these accounts.
 
The good news is that they have an FPA Performance Test. The bad news is that the broker only has a few reviews. This doesn't mean it's a bad broker, but knowing ALL about the broker is important before trusting the broker. Nordhill itself also has few reviews.

They do offer to support accounts at a couple more brokers. It looks like at least some of the links to sign up are affiliate links. Strangely, they want you to use only the lesser-known broker unless you use a mixed strategy.

If you do want to open an account with them, ask if you can set up your account directly with the broker, not using an affiliate link. The reason for this is that you want any account manager to be paid ONLY based on performance. Affiliates and IBs usually get paid a part of spread/commission whether the trade wins or looses.

The bare minimum for investment is $5000. Although this looks like a promising company, you need to dig deeper into both the company and the broker before putting that much money on the table.

My recommendation - do more research on them and also keep following the reviews and Performance Test longer before making any final decision.
The good news is that they have an FPA Performance Test. The bad news is that the broker only has a few reviews. This doesn't mean it's a bad broker, but knowing ALL about the broker is important before trusting the broker. Nordhill itself also has few reviews.

They do offer to support accounts at a couple more brokers. It looks like at least some of the links to sign up are affiliate links. Strangely, they want you to use only the lesser-known broker unless you use a mixed strategy.

If you do want to open an account with them, ask if you can set up your account directly with the broker, not using an affiliate link. The reason for this is that you want any account manager to be paid ONLY based on performance. Affiliates and IBs usually get paid a part of spread/commission whether the trade wins or looses.

The bare minimum for investment is $5000. Although this looks like a promising company, you need to dig deeper into both the company and the broker before putting that much money on the table.

My recommendation - do more research on them and also keep following the reviews and Performance Test longer before making any final decision.

Thanks Pharaoh for the research as well, after two months talking and checking thousand of informations, I decided to open 1 account with $5K investment, so far the trades are being reasonable, you can login to the platform and every other day you can see the trade updates, performance and so on. The good thing is: I create a trade account also, so when there are profits, I can immediately transfer from the investment account to my trade account and them trade by myself or request a withdraw, it should take 3-4 working days.

I didn't open through any IBs, I chose the broker based on my capital and risk aversion, since the UK broker called Hantec Market requires $30K initial investment and Swissquote requires $50K, I decide to open with SFX-Markets, they are based in the British Virgin Island, but you send your money to europe, to a bank in Tallin, Estonia, according to them is because european banks are more strict then the ones in BVI, which I agree, and your funds are actually held by Barclays Bank, in partnership with the bank in Estonia.

If my capital grows up to $30K, I'll immediately change to Hantec Markets, the reason is because it's FCA regulated and that's why it requires more $ as a managed company, then if grows to $50K, then I'll move to Swissquote, which is FCA and FINMA, 2 strong regulations that would protect my capital at a large scale.

The mix-strategy requires $50K, that's why can be done only via Swissquote or Hantec Markets, the other strategies such as low risk, standard and aggressive mode can be done with either SFX-Market or Hantec.

I'll keep posting updates since I have now a live account, if anybody needs more information, I'll try to search for it.

Regards.
 
Thanks Pharaoh for the research as well, after two months talking and checking thousand of informations, I decided to open 1 account with $5K investment, so far the trades are being reasonable, you can login to the platform and every other day you can see the trade updates, performance and so on. The good thing is: I create a trade account also, so when there are profits, I can immediately transfer from the investment account to my trade account and them trade by myself or request a withdraw, it should take 3-4 working days.

I didn't open through any IBs, I chose the broker based on my capital and risk aversion, since the UK broker called Hantec Market requires $30K initial investment and Swissquote requires $50K, I decide to open with SFX-Markets, they are based in the British Virgin Island, but you send your money to europe, to a bank in Tallin, Estonia, according to them is because european banks are more strict then the ones in BVI, which I agree, and your funds are actually held by Barclays Bank, in partnership with the bank in Estonia.

If my capital grows up to $30K, I'll immediately change to Hantec Markets, the reason is because it's FCA regulated and that's why it requires more $ as a managed company, then if grows to $50K, then I'll move to Swissquote, which is FCA and FINMA, 2 strong regulations that would protect my capital at a large scale.

The mix-strategy requires $50K, that's why can be done only via Swissquote or Hantec Markets, the other strategies such as low risk, standard and aggressive mode can be done with either SFX-Market or Hantec.

I'll keep posting updates since I have now a live account, if anybody needs more information, I'll try to search for it.

Regards.


Hi Marcelo

I am interested in nordhill. I am thinking of 2 50k accounts. Can you give me Sony feedback in The performance this far. I have a managed Forex account in Australia and using fxpro as the broker. So far it was great 10 per cent return in 2 weeks but lost it all. Profit I mean in 2 days. Oh well. However seems promising. What's your thoughts with nordhill. Is it a scam. I looked at myfxbook book and they are not track verified. Can you confirm. What return each month are you getting

Regards
 
Hello everyone,
I'm invest in Nordhill since november 14 (Nordhill has name of SFX funds). If you want any questions about Nordhill write me pm.
 

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Marcelo,

When you have a chance, test the ability to withdraw. That's what I call a "critical feature" of any broker. :)
 
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