Account-management method
LAMM and RAMM accounts
LAMM uses a fixed lot size and RAMM a risk multiplier you choose. Details are in each account’s terms.
3 published trading accounts
Top trading accounts and method comparison
Recorded performance of this method’s accounts
Only metrics the platform has computed and published from each account’s data; an empty cell means no published metric exists for that account yet.
| Account | Cumulative return | Maximum drawdown | Months recorded |
|---|---|---|---|
| RAMM Conservative [Test Demo] PAM-0010 | — | — | — |
| LAMM Fixed Lot [Test Demo] PAM-0011 | — | — | — |
| RAMM Dynamic Ratio [Test Demo] PAM-0012 | — | — | — |
Hypothetical capital scenario — not a forecast
Enter your own capital and percentage change. This arithmetic does not estimate account performance, model SEPAR execution, guarantee a loss cap or verify that declared modules are installed.
Result = capital × (1 + percentage change / 100). Gross arithmetic only: trading costs, cash flows and HWM-based performance fees are excluded. This is not advice or an account quote.
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🏛 RoboForex DiscretionaryPAM-0010
- Broker
- RoboForex
- Trading execution style
- Discretionary
- Published
- 2026-10-08
- Minimum deposit (USDT)
- See account terms
- Manager-declared risk
- Not declared
- Platform-assessed risk
- Not assessed yet
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🏛 AMarkets Algorithmic / EAPAM-0011
- Broker
- AMarkets
- Trading execution style
- Algorithmic / EA
- Published
- 2026-10-08
- Minimum deposit (USDT)
- See account terms
- Manager-declared risk
- Not declared
- Platform-assessed risk
- Not assessed yet
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🏛 CapitalXtend HybridPAM-0012
- Broker
- CapitalXtend
- Trading execution style
- Hybrid
- Published
- 2026-10-08
- Minimum deposit (USDT)
- See account terms
- Manager-declared risk
- Not declared
- Platform-assessed risk
- Not assessed yet
No trading account is selected. Choose from the cards above.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between LAMM and RAMM?
With LAMM, the manager trades are copied onto your account at a fixed lot size. With RAMM, each trade size follows a risk multiplier you choose, so your account drawdown stays near the cap you selected.
How does the RAMM risk multiplier work?
You pick a weekly risk percentage and the system sizes trades so your account loss stays around that cap. The cap is approximate and is not an absolute guarantee in volatile markets.
Who are LAMM and RAMM for?
LAMM suits investors who want a fixed, predictable trade size; RAMM suits those who care more about capping losses. In both, review the manager history and drawdown before connecting.
Is profit guaranteed with LAMM or RAMM?
No. No copying or account-management method guarantees profit. Start with a small size and risk multiplier, and read each account terms on its own page.
Performance figures are shown once the data source is connected and reviewed.