PAMM Iran Journal
An introducer agreement should define services, referral attribution and settlement bases. Introduction is not trading or fund-receipt authority; payments must not buy trust or review outcomes.
Read moreMatching an asset name or address format is not enough for a deposit. Check the network, destination support, memo or tag requirements, minimums and transaction records together.
Read morePaid placement must remain separate from trust assessment. Payments must not buy evidence, trust scores or rankings; disclosure, fixed criteria and change records are review basics.
Read moreMore managers do not necessarily mean more diversification. Review common instruments, direction, timing and infrastructure; equal weights or low historical correlation do not guarantee independent risks.
Read moreClosed-trade profits without open losses are incomplete. Compare balance and equity at the same time with cash flows and costs instead of inferring returns from a partial chart.
Read moreA short-record Sharpe ratio can be unstable. Define excess returns, observation intervals, annualisation, costs and hidden risks before comparing managers.
Read moreYour need for funds is not the same as a strategy’s stated duration. Review liquidity, near-term obligations, drawdown tolerance and exit terms before selecting an account.
Read moreBuild downside scenarios from market, cost, access and dependency assumptions. Conditional outcomes are neither forecasts nor maximum possible losses; keep information gaps visible.
Read moreReferral quality is more than clicks and deposits. Review understanding, route suitability, complaints and attribution errors while protecting privacy and independent trust decisions.
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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