TradeQuo has introduced PAMM as another way for eligible clients to participate in managed trading. TradeQuo already offers algorithmic trading, copy trading, and now PAMM. The new service adds another option to this range.
Through PAMM, an investor selects a manager and allocates funds to a PAMM account. The manager then conducts the trading activity. Investors do not need to make individual trading decisions, but they retain control over how and with whom they participate.
The manager cannot withdraw or transfer an investor’s funds. A manager cannot prevent an investor from making a full exit through a full account withdrawal. TradeQuo PAMM also uses a performance-based fee structure for managers.
Investor Choice Remains a Priority
The manager fee applies only to new profits above the highest previous value of the investment. It is not charged again on the same gains. This connects the manager’s fee to the generation of new profits and gives investors a clearer understanding of how the fee is applied.
TradeQuo PAMM involves leveraged CFDs. Investors can set a maximum loss level for their PAMM account funds to protect them.
The launch expands the ways eligible TradeQuo clients can participate in trading. Availability remains subject to applicable account, jurisdictional, and service requirements. Additional information is available through TradeQuo’s official PAMM legal documentation.