PAMM
Percentage allocation management
PAMM lets a manager trade a pool. Your share of the pool is a percentage. When the manager's result is up, your percentage rises with it. When it is down, your percentage falls. You are not placing the orders. You are accepting the manager's risk.
01 — PAMM
Percentage, not a copy of each click
You own a slice of the pooled result. You do not see a personal order for every fill the way a pure copy link does.
Open account
02 — PAMM
The manager's drawdown is yours
A bad month reduces your share. Past performance on the manager card is not the next month.
Open account
03 — PAMM
Fees
A manager may take a performance fee or a management fee. Those terms are on the offer. They come out of the result.
Open account
04 — PAMM
Detach on the rules
Leaving the pool follows the PAMM timetable, not the instant close of a single CFD.
Open accountPercentage, not a copy of each click
You own a slice of the pooled result. You do not see a personal order for every fill the way a pure copy link does.
The manager's drawdown is yours
A bad month reduces your share. Past performance on the manager card is not the next month.
Fees
A manager may take a performance fee or a management fee. Those terms are on the offer. They come out of the result.
Detach on the rules
Leaving the pool follows the PAMM timetable, not the instant close of a single CFD.
What to read on a manager
The card is the diligence. A smooth curve with no drawdown history is not extra safe. It is missing information.
- How long the record runs.
- The worst peak-to-trough loss.
- The fee, and whether it is charged on profits only.
- How often you can join or leave.
PAMM versus doing it yourself
You give up the ticket. You keep the loss.
- You cannot edit the manager's stop.
- You should not allocate money needed for your own margin.
- A manager with a huge return and a short history is a warning.
- Split nothing across managers you have not compared.
FAQ
Does the manager withdraw my money?
Allocations stay inside the platform's PAMM accounting. You should still treat the amount as at risk while it is attached.
Can I copy and use PAMM together?
They are different products. Using both means two sets of risk against one wallet.
What currency is the allocation?
US dollars.
Markets a pooled book often holds
Indices, a major pair and gold. Your result is a percentage of the pool, not these tickets one by one.
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