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Profit and loss sharing in a PAMM account. An article from the Pamm blog archive on managed accounts and financial markets. Historical claims need to be checked against current terms and evidence.
Migration note: This historical article was translated from the previous blog. Claims about returns, risk, security, fees and referrals have not been verified as current. It is not financial advice or a deposit instruction. Review the recorded issues before publication.
Profit and loss sharing in a PAMM account
PAMM is a percentage allocation management module. Its programmed algorithms automatically and precisely calculate each investor’s percentage of profit and loss according to the amount invested, investment timing and withdrawal timing.
The PAMM module therefore automatically calculates your current profit and loss percentage using these factors.
- Your capital as a share of the total capital in the PAMM account.
- When you invested in the PAMM account.
- When you withdrew capital from the PAMM account.
Important
The module’s programmed algorithms perform these calculations automatically and precisely, without human involvement in the calculations.
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