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What is PAMM?

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Dustin Smith
Answered 3 years, 3 months ago
<p id="isPasted">PAMM, or percentage allocation money management, is a method of pooled money forex trading. Investors are able to allocate their money to qualified traders and money managers according to their preferences.</p><p>PAMM accounts are managed by fund managers, known as masters, while investors are called followers because they follow their masters' trading strategy. A master has limited power of attorney and may act, to a certain extent, on behalf of their followers. An unlimited number of followers can be managed simultaneously by a trader or master.&nbsp;</p>
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Joel Schmidt
Answered 3 years, 3 months ago
<p>PAMM, or Percentage Allocation Management Module, is a trading platform that can simultaneously manage an unlimited number of managed accounts. At the same time, traders create trading positions, PAMM copies trades, and distributes trade sizes according to an allocation percentage to the investor's account.&nbsp;</p>
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Derrick Zastrow
Answered 3 years, 1 month ago
<p>The PAMM account is a unique product that allows investors to earn without having to trade. You can invest your funds in the accounts of traders, who receive a percentage of the profits they earn from trading with your funds as a reward.</p>
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Charles Farley
Answered 2 years, 5 months ago
<p id="isPasted">PAMM stands for Percentage Allocation Management Module. It is a system used in the financial industry, particularly in Forex trading, that allows investors to invest funds in a managed account and have their profits or losses allocated proportionally to the investment amount.</p><p>In a PAMM account, a manager (typically a professional trader) trades on behalf of the investors using the combined funds in the account. The manager has the authority to make trading decisions and allocate profits or losses among the investors based on their individual investment amounts.</p><p>The PAMM system provides several advantages for both the investors and the …</p>
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Anthony Giles
Answered 1 year, 11 months ago
<p id="isPasted">PAMM stands for Percentage Allocation Money Management. This unique kind of trading setup allows investors to allocate funds to a qualified trader or money manager they choose who in turn manage these pooled funds across multiple trading accounts.</p><p>The money manager will receive a performance fee for this service which is a set percentage calculated on the trading gains. The remaining profit/loss is distributed back to the investors according to the percentage allocation they each have in the total pool of funds.</p>
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