Example of how it all works

To activate a PAMM account the Manager should deposit 300$ and lay down cooperation conditions: minimum deposit 300$, manager’s fee 50% of the profit, settlement period – 4 (four) weeks, automated extending of PAMM account validity period (by default).

• The Manager starts trading and increases his/her deposit by 20% or $360, during the first week, moving higher in Manager’s rating. Let us assume some two Investors took interest in the results Manager achieved, each one of them decides to open a sub-account and deposits $600. Hence during the second week of trading deposit on the PAMM account totals $1560. From the moment the funds have been deposited into sub-accounts the distribution of profits is carried out in accordance with share size of every participant. Manager’s share is $360 or 23% of deposit. The share of each Investor is $600 or 38,5 % of deposit.
• After four (4) weeks of trading the settlement procedure is performed. By this time the $1560 deposit increases by 20% and totals $1872. The Manager transfers back into his trading account $60, the initial profit he/she had made before sub-accounts were opened. After that trading is continued with $1812 deposit. Reduction of capital causes redistribution of shares on PAMM account, therefore the Manager now owns 20,5% of deposit and Investors 39,75% each, correspondingly. The total profit made after three (3) weeks of trading is $312, where $72 is the profit of the Manager and $120 is the profit of each Investor.
• During the last week of trading before the settlement period total deposit $1812 increases by 20% and amounts to $2174. After four (4) weeks of investing into PAMM account the profit of two Investors (after payment of 50% from total profit to the Manager) amounts to $132 each. The profit of the Manager after four (4) weeks of work with Investors amounts to $410.
• After the settlement period Manager is entitled to withdraw his/her profit from the PAMM account. One of two Investors can withdraw all his/her funds, while the second one leaves his/her funds along with profit intact. The total deposit drops from $2174 to $1032. At the same time the redistribution of shares is performed. Now Manager owns 29% and Investor 71% of the total deposit. Up until the next redistribution period trades on PAMM account are carried out in accordance with the size of shares (29% and 71% correspondingly).