TradeQuo Introduces PAMM: A New Way to Participate in Managed Trading

Through PAMM, investors can choose a manager and allocate funds to a PAMM account, where the manager is responsible for conducting the trading activity. Trading can take different forms, be it algorithmic trading, copy trading, or PAMM. TradeQuo PAMM provides just another additional option.

PAMM is a type of trading where the investor does not need to be involved in individual trade decisions, but can still choose how and with whom they participate. Under TradeQuo’s PAMM model, the manager is responsible for the trading activity within the PAMM account. Investors participate in the overall results of the strategy they have chosen.

The manager does not have the ability to withdraw or transfer an investor’s funds. An important part of the PAMM experience is that investors make their own choice about individual managers  that will be entitled to operate account funds. Investors are responsible for considering the available information and deciding whether a manager and offer are appropriate for them.

Choice remains with the Investor

A manager cannot prevent an investor from making a full exit (full account withdrawal). TradeQuo PAMM provides a performance-based fee structure for managers. The performance fee applies to new profits above the highest previous value of the investor’s investment, rather than simply being charged again on the same gains. This approach connects the manager’s performance fee to the generation of new profits so that investors understand how the fee is applied.

TradeQuo PAMM involves leveraged CFDs, but investors can choose to set a maximum loss level for their PAMM Investment. Choosing a manager it is important to remember that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. With the launch of PAMM, TradeQuo is expanding the ways eligible clients can participate in trading. TradeQuo PAMM is available to eligible clients subject to applicable account, jurisdictional and service requirements.