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May 11 •
PA recommendations
Before I start on my PA what would be the best profit goal per day? If I'm not mistaken, the first 4 payouts are limited to $500 which means hitting $2600 in 8 days. Please share for best consistency.
0 likes • May 29
@Stephen Gerald Onyia Does this mean that I cannot earn more than $2,600 for my first payout? For example, Max Loss - $500 Max Profit - $750 Each trade is 5 UNITS STOP LOSS - $250 TAKE PROFIT - $750 $750 is less than the 30% This would still qualify me for the payout correct?
0 likes • May 29
@Stephen Gerald Onyia I am still working on my first payout. I just wanted to know, if I bring the account above $25,600 then I could still request the $500 payout? The information above are the parameters in which I trade.
May 21 •
Passed EA
Finally passed an EA. It took about 2 months but it seemed like forever. Definitely couldn’t have done it without Kyle’s teachings. Thanks Kyle for giving me some sort of direction.
3 likes • May 22
Nice, congratulations. Make sure you take it slow. No rushing and keep your daily losses set and don't deviate.
1 like • May 20
@Kylie Hutchinson Thank you
1 like • May 20
@Dennis Hemmen Thank you for being helpful.
2 likes • May 15
@Frank Morgan I started in Jan
0 likes • May 20
@Francis Martinez That depends on you, you can pass the EA as fast as you can or you can take your time and make sure your strategy is effective. I took the effective rout, so for me it was about 3-4 months.
May 15 •
Fees/Commissions/Etc.
I'm trying to breakdown costs for how small is too small to even break even on a trade. I have the CME $7/mo charge, I just signed up for TradingView's Basic plan, and I'm looking to do Tradovate as a broker (based on Kyle's suggestions to others). The link on Tradovate's info page (https://support.tradovate.com/s/article/Tradovate-Understanding-All-In-Rates-and-Trading-Fees?language=en_US) about all-in commission rates links to a Ninjatrader spreadsheet (https://ninjatrader.com/PDF/ninjatrader_futures_commissions.pdf). Am I to understand that means that for trading on MES, I would be charged a fixed $.91 per contract for buying and $.91 per contract for selling? Are there other fees or commissions or whatnot that I'm not thinking about with this setup other than taxes at the end of the year?
0 likes • May 15
You can request it from Kyle. He has a Google doc with a full cost breakdown.
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