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Good evening Michael and maybe John can answer here as well. My question is how do you decide what combine recruits go through LTP and which ones do not if I may ask?
If a recruit puts in the combine + LTP total $$ using LTP rules, should a recruit be required to do LTP?
I am of course being somewhat self serving here Boss.
As part of due diligence I want to know the CEO compensation of a publicly traded company. I would think this info is filed with the SEC. Can you tell me what forms to search for and the best websites to search? Thanks DAve H
The Traders who are asked to perform in the Funded Trader Preparation are mainly asked for more information due to an inconsistency in their trading metrics. Large swings in volume, wins vs. losses, risk/reward and overall win percentage to name a few. It's less about the money and more about risk control and consistency.
Hoag
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I don't think that is the case Lemons. The way to trade for TST remains the same always. Remain profitable.
If you have the skill versatility as a trader to pass a combine, I am sure LTP/FTP will come easy. After all, if you can be profitable conforming to someone else's trading standards, a change in standards won't matter all that much. It then becomes just a matter of time.
I really like the challenge. I've become more disciplined and technical, and less discretionary. Which is how I would need to be trading an underfunded account of my own. I would really like the chance to get funded just because there is a lot of great mentorship available with TST, and looking at the rules and target, it really doesn't seem to hard to me. It's all about sizing positions for the size of the account, sticking to your stoploss, and finding a way of trying to stay out of bad trades.
To any other TST guys, I'm AndrewGar95 in the squawk radio room. Usually in a few days a week, sometimes I'm zoned in enough I don't go in. Or listening to Tasty Trade.
Combine is continues but LTP is fix to 10 trading days.
Lets say in Continues Combine your average day is 50 $.
Lets say you keep the same average 50 $ day then with
10 days you make 500 $ but passing the LTP you need to
make depending of Combine. 30'000 LTP target is 750 $
50'000 LTP target is 1500$.
You can be successful in many Combines but you can never
pass the LTP with 50 $ daily average.