well pamm is basically traded by someone else, that has a fee that goes to the fund manager, if successful you earn up to 80% if in lose im not sure but there is no guarantee.
So is this can be a good option for retail traders like us who trade with small capital but make some regular profits on investments?
The PAMM share is only 20%, follow me, it's too good to trade PAMM. It's reason many PAMM services grew as mushrooms after raining.
yeah to some extent i have to agree, but so far manual trading is doing well anyway, most my focus is on. thanks.
20% monthly or its annual growth? My Pamm portfolio at Hotforex now yields 8% monthly, what is your return?
8% a month is a good number, as long as its done safely and hey, 8% of anything is better that 0% of everything right!
I guess safety is first even if the payouts are slow and usually those safer investment avenues pays little but consistent income and that's why many investors invest in those stocks which are secure no matter what they pays. So investing in PAMM can also be an option for investors who don't want to trade directly but willing to get regular income streams.
American has numerous of funds, where many spare millions USD looking for a potential thing to invest into. And PAMM is a shortcut of it and if you have spare money, find a good PAMM acc and invest to it. It's better for you to trade manually, because you lost your time and maybe your money.
Those funds are too much for PAMMs at least it is hard to provide same yields (4-5% monthly) when your deposit is 100 times higher.