Static drawdown + daily payouts = E8 Pro account
The E8 Pro is already generating huge interest within our community and is becoming a bestseller. It's no surprise.
Even so, there are still some questions circulating that need clarification. So let me walk you through exactly how I'd trade an E8 Pro account to get the most out of every feature it offers.
First, I would start by selecting a 100% payout share. I simply want all my profits. That’s my preference.
Evaluation
Very simple, with an 8% profit target and an 8% maximum loss. 1:1 risk-reward ratio. 2% risk per trade. Aim for 1 trade per day. Only A-grade setups.
Sim-funded stage
Lower my risk to 1% and increase my RR to 1:2. I focus on A+ setups and try to end each day with at least a 1% profit. I gradually build up my total profit.
My goal is to make an 8% profit, which is $8,000 on a $100k account. At that point, I’ll take my first payout and receive exactly $4,000. Already 10x on my initial investment.
I have a 4k drawdown left, which is more than enough to make a small daily payout and turn my E8 Pro account into an ATM cash machine.
After the first payout I will aim for $500 profit daily and take payout every day. $2,500 a week. $10,000 a month.
It has never been easier to scale up and become a full-time trader. The E8 Pro account is designed for consistent traders.
How would you trade 100k E8 Pro account? Best answer wins free 10k E8 Pro account.
@MTradingX 100%. This is not said enough. People shouldn’t be fooled so easily by the rating. If you look deeper into these reviews you learn a lot about the firm.
Trustpilot can be bought by having enterprise licence, you can then set up plugins to have reviews on customer support as every support ticket is a "new experience" large companies are then able to mask 1* reviews with a ton of 5* Bot like reviews.
It's smart.
Props, cut the opportunity cost down heavily for retail.
Yet, retail grew (never bet against the traders) the system became inefficient therefore loads of rules were implemented, delays etc.
Payouts, live then bye, that’s not a solution.
Traders want to grow, consistent traders, Sim isn’t the just answer nor live.
The system and the way business is conducted has to shift, it can’t run simply on the same grandma pillars, with NEW RULES solution for everything.
At this rate traders need a booklet for the rules every prop has, which defeats the purpose. (Creates friction, trust issues and complications both for the trader and the system)
Correct path to Sustainability over anything else.
Soon #newera
First payout from @AlphaCapitalUK secured 💰
Started with them in 2023.
Failed 4 challenges.
Passed the 5th.
Got funded.
Received my first payout today.
Fast payout, no hassle, no issues.
On to the next 📈
#FundedTrader#PropFirm
@raunitfx@FTMO_com Brother I saw you passing recently but didn’t message and say anything negative. However, FTMO denied me a funded account because I risked more than 1% on a trade. Traders from India should stay away from them!
@salmanmunir96 Just been denied a funded account because I risked more than 1% on a trade - the limit was set on a previous funded account 7 months ago after getting over $20,000 in payouts but apparently the risk limit still applied, even though a new contract was signed when buying challenge.
@1Anomaly_@Rajneshmandiwal@TheTrustedProp I was warned on a previous funded account. Since when did new challenges have 1% restrictions on FTMO. It is clear they are struggling, so they will restrict users with whatever they can.
@Rajneshmandiwal@TheTrustedProp They said I’m aggressive and restricted me to 1% on my funded. I got another challenge passed it but they denied me a funded account because apparently the 1% rule also applied to the challenge.
@raunitfx@FTMO_com Well done bro but be careful with them. Just been denied a funded account because I risked more than 1% on a trade - the limit was set on a previous funded account 7 months ago. They don’t like profitable traders.
@PropFirmMedia@FTMO_com Be careful with FTMO. Just been denied a funded account because I risked more than 1% on a trade - the limit was set on a previous funded account 7 months ago but apparently the risk limit still applied, even though a new contract was signed when buying challenge.