PAMM Iran Journal
Leverage means trading with a volume several times your capital. This article shows with a numerical example how leverage works, why it is the main reason beginner accounts are destroyed, and how to use it sensibly.
Read moreForex terms and market terms in plain language with examples: spread, commission and swap, lot, pip and leverage, balance and equity, stop-loss, hedging and drawdown. The quick reference you need for reading any account...
Read moreThe managed accounts glossary is a quick reference for the shared language of investors and managers: the methods (PAMM, MAM, LAMM/RAMM, GAMM, DAMM, SAMM), roles, settlement and fees, data and transparency, and the guard...
Read moreFrom a sourced track record to an official audit report and the platform verification badge; three layers that turn claims into data.
Read moreThe money needed to start forex is not one figure; it depends on whether you have come to learn, to have a first real account, or to build a serious income. This article explains all three with simple arithmetic and the...
Read moreFrom “guaranteed profit” and “daily payouts” to time pressure and broker opacity; ten signs you should see — and walk away.
Read moreFrom unique passwords and two-factor auth to session reviews and phishing awareness; a practical trading-account security checklist.
Read moreAll capital on one manager, one method, one symbol makes you a single point of failure; diversification makes single failures survivable.
Read moreRisk of ruin is the probability of the account reaching a point of no return; how bad sizing kills even a winning strategy.
Read morePAMM Iran Journal content is educational; it is neither investment advice nor a promise of returns. Financial markets carry a risk of losing capital — review track records and risk yourself before any decision.
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