58.2%Total gain1,914InvestorsRisk
Join or Open a PAMM
A PAMM manager trades one pooled account, and every result divides by the share each investor put in. Run one, or put money behind one.
Two Sides of the Same Account
A PAMM has a manager and it has investors. Both start in the client area, and neither needs anything from the other to get going.
For professional traders
Open a PAMM Master Account
Trade one account, and the pooled money follows it. You set the strategy, the risk, the fees and how results divide.
- Register on the LTI PAMM platformManagers apply through the client area. Approval is a separate step from opening a trading account.
- Create and verify your master accountThe master is the account the pooled money is traded on. Everything below hangs off it.
- Set your strategy, risk, fees and allocationTrading approach, risk parameters, your fee structure and how results divide are all yours to define before anyone subscribes.
- Invite subscribers and trade the masterYou place trades once, on the master. Profits and losses distribute to subscribers automatically, on the settings above.
For investors
Subscribe to a PAMM
Put money behind a manager and take your share of what the pool does. You place no trades and keep ownership of your funds throughout.
- Choose a managerCompare managers on their published trading record. This is your decision and nobody else's, per the note below.
- Subscribe and set your amountWhat you put in sets your share of the pool, and your share of the pool sets your share of everything that follows.
- The manager trades, and results divideLots and results split by contribution, to the decimal. You place no trades yourself.
- Watch it, and leave when you wantYou keep full ownership of your funds throughout and can see the performance at any time.
*LTI does not recommend, manage, endorse or have any association with any copy trading provider or PAMM manager on the platform. Choosing a provider is your decision alone, the risk of that decision is yours, and the applicable terms and conditions apply.
Managers on the Platform
Every manager is ranked on its own trading record: return, drawdown, consistency and risk. Which one you back is your decision, and the note above applies to all of them.
31.7%Total gain2,436InvestorsRisk
44.9%Total gain1,682InvestorsRisk
26.3%Total gain1,127InvestorsRisk
39.5%Total gain864InvestorsRisk
18.4%Total gain592InvestorsRisk
47.6%Total gain1,503InvestorsRisk
22.8%Total gain2,118InvestorsRisk
35.1%Total gain741InvestorsRisk
29.4%Total gain1,286InvestorsRisk
52.8%Total gain968InvestorsRisk
14.9%Total gain3,204InvestorsRisk
*Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results, and copying a strategy carries the same risk of losing money as placing the trades yourself.
How a Pooled Result Divides
One month on an example allocation, with every figure derived from the three contributions. Put in a tenth of the pool and a tenth of everything follows.
PAMM allocation
10.0 lots tradedMaster account$500,000+$2,500
- $50,0001.0 lots+$250
- $200,0004.0 lots+$1,000
- $250,0005.0 lots+$1,250
*Illustrative. The split above is arithmetic on an example allocation, not a return anyone is offering or has achieved. A managed account can lose money exactly as fast as it can make it, and the loss is divided by the same shares as the profit.
Create Your Account
Account opening happens in the client area, and takes a couple of minutes.
*Opening an account finishes in the secure client area, where these details carry across. Already registered? Sign in, or talk to us first.
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