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Searching Managed Account- Where are they?

Help me find a company
Thanks. Just asked my mate to have a look who knows more about managed accounts than me

Alright, let me know what your mate think. I'm always keen to learn more from fresh pair of eyes. The concern i have at the moment is the equity curve is getting wide apart and i'm observing to see their progress in closing the gap. However, on their pepperstone account, the equity curve gap seem to be ok. They be running at two at different risk level.

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How long have you been doing this and making 3% monthly?

There are no guarantee of 3% monthly, it still depends on what kind of portfolio do you want to build and how much funds you can allocate. If the market volatility are there during some months, you can do more than that.
 
Yes. They charge 25% on performance fee a month if it's surpass it's previous highest peak point on equity and commission on spreads. It will be good to see their open trades history though

A real money manager wouldn't charge you 25% a month, that's retails. The most common are 2-20, which means 2% capital management fees and 20% annual performance fee.
 
Some of the things i look for in additional to the above are

Money Manager
- How much funds they are traded? ( There is a difference in psychology in trading your funds and trading other funds)
- how long they been trading other people's funds for?
- Is it still performing consistently while trading other people funds?
- How are they getting paid? if it's based on performance fee of reaching a new all time high? if so is the all time high is based on ' balance' or 'equity'
- How accessible are they to be contacted?
- Based on the conversation, do they seem genuine?
-How transparent are they and do you see and feel that they are telling the truth?
- On the agreement, what's the process if you have to close all trades and quickly will it be implemented?
- Are they on any social media platform? facebook, twitter, etc - What is the engagement is like? what are the response?

Those are some of the things i look for.

Feel free for anyone to add more to it
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I think I can add more criteria for you.

1) What are their max DD?
2) DD based on equity high or initial? (Ignore those from initial because it is risky for your portfolio)
3) What's the Sharpe Ratio?
4) What's the Sortino Ratio?

Although you don't trade, but you need to know the risk.
 
I agree. If they exist, they are restricted to selected clients. No broker wants that successful accounts to be known by the common trader. The would lose too much.

A real brokers never worry and they are more happy to accept you as their client. A real broker earns commission, not trading against you.
 
How long have you been doing this and making 3% monthly?

Google Callable Notes. Of course I am not asking you to buy those notes. The 6 step I am telling are how those i-banker hedge those notes on exchange market and diversified all those risk to notes buyer. As an investor and trader yourself, you have nobody to diversified. Hence, you have to absorb the risk all by yourself if the market condition fail. You earn from the market volatility which moves by those retails, not guessing direction anymore.
 
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