@tradeifyforex There’s only one person I really look up to, and that’s @jadecap. I’m pretty good at scalping, but I’m terrible when it comes to swing trading. With TradeifyFX launching, I’d love to learn how Jade manages his trades and holds positions overnight while sleeping with no stress.
@Sky_Wealth1@Aliatcx@seanbaint@BlueGuardiancom Their payouts weren't even 500k a month, but now in last two months, that number had jumped to 4-6 million dollars. At the same time, negetive reviews on Trustpilot have increased exceptionally. So, yeah, they're scammers!
@Sky_Wealth1@Aliatcx@seanbaint@BlueGuardiancom Hehe... Seems like u are new to the space. They could just transfer money between their own wallets and that would count as payouts made to traders.
@seanbaint What's the proof? Just look at the trajactory of your payouts this year. It wasn't even 500k for entite year, and now all of sudden, all successful traders joined BG that payouts jump for around 500k per month to 4-6 million. Fire that intern responsible for this!
@TradersLaunch Make the pricing and drawdown competitive with what other firms are offering, and I’d honestly be one of the first people to buy them. I’m not saying this to bash the firm—I’m saying it because I think there’s a good product here, but the plans need to be much more competitive.
@TradersLaunch I’m saying this as someone from a country where only a handful of prop firms even offer their services. Even with limited options, I still wouldn’t buy these accounts in their current form because I genuinely think the plans need to be revamped.
@TradersLaunch And honestly, I don’t think most serious traders are joining a prop firm with the goal of withdrawing $200. Most are looking to build at least a $2,000–$2,500 profit cushion before withdrawals become meaningful. Otherwise, it raises the question of what the benefit of the account
@TradersLaunch There are also plenty of firms now offering plans with no consistency rules, and some even offer daily payouts. So I wouldn’t position the plans as better simply because they don’t have a consistency requirement—there’s a lot of competition offering similar or better conditions.
@TradersLaunch If anything, a smaller buffer increases the chances of losing the account compared to having a larger one. The whole point of a buffer is to give traders more room, especially when other firms are offering significantly higher drawdowns.