What is GAMM and Where Does It Fit in PAMM Iran Investment Structure?

Many investors encountering GAMM for the first time confuse it with the base methods such as PAMM and MAM. GAMM is one of the nine methods in the PAMM Iran catalogue, and it takes the rule-committed path: before capital is connected, you see managers who have publicly committed to their risk boundaries and stay under live supervisory oversight.

The PAMM Iran catalogue at a glance

• Base methods: PAMM, MAM, Copy Trading and LAMM/RAMM.
• PAMM Iran’s proprietary methods: CAMM, GAMM, DAMM and SAMM, plus Smart Investment Baskets as a weighted layout tool.
• Guardian modules: SEPAR, SANJESH, TARAZ and Trading Emergency — they do not replace a method; they standardise how capital is monitored, protected and settled, and each is chosen separately.

Separating these three groups is essential so investors know where to evaluate a manager, where to choose an execution path, and where to apply account-level protection and fair fee settlement. The algorithmic trading style is an execution style, not a method; it can run on an account under any of the methods.

Why GAMM Matters

GAMM fills the accountability void in traditional investing. A manager in GAMM declares explicit limits in advance: daily loss caps, total drawdown floors, mandatory stop-losses, maximum open positions, and permitted symbol lists. Once committed, the account undergoes real-time monitoring. Approaching limits triggers warnings; exceeding them logs an immutable breach on the public ledger.

Where DAMM and SAMM Come In

If an investor wants a dedicated manager without handing over account credentials, DAMM (dedicated mirror management) provides an anonymous 1:1 mirror account with an independent risk firewall. If an investor wants to divide one capital account across multiple managers without opening multiple broker accounts, SAMM (multi-manager allocation) divides the account into isolated risk slices.

SEPAR vs. Trading Emergency

SEPAR (Stop-Hedge Engine) is for prevention before disaster strikes, locking equity with proactive hedge orders before breach. Trading Emergency is for recovery planning when an account is already locked or under severe drawdown distress.

SANJESH and TARAZ

SANJESH provides automated anti-manipulation passports, detecting hidden martingale, grid trading, or floating losses. TARAZ serves as a fee clearinghouse with high-water-mark escrow, ensuring performance fees remain accountable to long-term profitability.

Explore GAMM-monitored accounts on the GAMM directory and read the full GAMM guide.