Your vote of confidence @tengokunanoka means so much, honestly! Thank you! The whole industry received a huge blow and like many firms we've had to do some major surgery to adjust. We've managed to come out the other side and whilst there is still a lot more to do the important factor is that we have survived and now have a robust foundation to build on. There are a lot of plans for the future at FTUK, expansion into other markets and asset classes. A lot of new technology to bring to our clients too which will really help their trading progress. It's gonna be good. Thanks for sticking with us.

You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful

Hey @beacon4world - really appreciate your message and yes I think we have gotten through the toughest part now and things should be returning to normal! Great that the payout was approved and setting up on rise works has gone ok. Yep, it should be actioned on Monday I would have thought because most of the backlog is now gone, but if you've not gotten it by Tuesday morning ping me another message on here and we'll get into it. And congratulations on your trading too! Great work! :)

Which account were you trading by the way?

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@@ForexTradersUK soft reminder dear brother. Waiting for payment

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thanks for the comment Joel. Someone who may want to purchase a 'no stop loss' add on might be running a copy trading algo from another source, or they may be scalping multiple times a day where having to constantly enter stop loss pricing within the 60 second window becomes a distraction from their concentration on the price action. However, they would still need to be managing their downside risk. It's important to understand that a 'no stop loss' add on is not a license to needlessly risk the whole 8% of your account on one single trade. This has been an issue with people blowing up accounts. The account protector is not a substitute for a stop loss. If you are not using a stop loss you are still required to manage your position within that 2% range. And please remember that max risk of 2% is not the same as saying that each trade should be sized and managed from a 2% perspective. The account protector promotes better risk management and keeps traders accounts active for longer overall. You can find out more about how it works here: faq.ftuk.com/en/article/account-protector-1ladtdk/

Hey Danny - Yep at the moment, only 3. You can mix and match sizes and platforms. Trade them with different styles too. Only thing you can't do is copy trade between them. So for example, if you go long EURUSD on one account you can't then trade long EURUSD on another - even if the trading style is different. It's about no over exposing your overall risk.