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The broker’s role in a PAMM account | Pamm blog archive
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The broker’s role 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.
The broker’s role in a PAMM account
As the host, the broker plays a very important role in a PAMM account and is responsible for the following.
- Making the PAMM tool or module available to traders and investors.
- Using algorithms to analyse and display account performance moment by moment.
- Holding the trader’s and investors’ capital in the PAMM account and ensuring its security.
- Applying the PAMM manager’s trades to the account and using algorithms to calculate and allocate trading profits and losses according to investment percentages and timing.
- Allowing investors to enter and exit at specified times and updating the trading account balance.
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