MAM accounts

MAM accounts are the best tool for managing pool of clients in a unique way. It was developed specifically for professional money managers and hedge funds managers.

BIG article about unique ways of using MAM

Main features

  1. 7 allocation methods

  2. Activation / Deactivation of investors without closing positions

  3. Trader can use several master accounts for managing his pool of investors

  4. No need to create separate MT groups for each money manager

  5. Fees for all investors can be set up separately

  6. All fees are paid automatically

  7. Money manager can use several master accounts for managing his pool of investors with different allocation methods, risk ratios and activated/deactivated investors

  8. All investors in MAM are in read-only mode. Investors can not trade on them on their own

  9. Investors can see their opened positions on their MT accounts.

  10. Deposits and withdrawals don’t affect master account equity as accounts are separate.

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Allocation methods for MAM

  1. Proportionally by Balance

  2. Proportionally by Equity

  3. Proportionally by Balance x Ratio

  4. Proportionally by Equity x Ratio

  5. Proportionally by Free margin

  6. Fix lot allocation

  7. Ratio Multiplier

Formulas for allocation methods

  1. Proportionally by Balance

Position of investor = Master position x (Investor's balance / Master’s Balance)

  1. Proportionally by Equity

Position of investor = Master position x (Investor's Equity / Master’s Equity)

  1. Proportionally by Balance x Ratio

Position of investor = Master position x (Investor's balance / Master’s Balance) x Ratio

  1. Proportionally by Equity x Ratio

Position of investor = Master position x (Investor's Equity / Master’s Equity) x Ratio

  1. Proportionally by Free margin

Position of investor = Master position x (Investor's free margin / Master’s free margin)

  1. Fixed lot allocation

Position of investor = fixed lot (ratio) Position of investor is opened in the direction of master trade

  1. Ratio Multiplier (sometimes called lot allocation)

Position of investor = Master position x Ratio