Understanding Profit Sharing
This article is essential for every investor looking to understand the functionalities of Profit Sharing 2.0!
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Lets dive into the need-to-know information about our newest investment solution, Profit Sharing 2.0!
What Is Profit Sharing?
Profit Sharing is an automated investment solution (similar to PAMM accounts) that allows you to safely transfer your funds to be professionally managed by expert traders.
Profit Sharing Key Features
- Shared success. Users will only pay a success fee if the trader generates profits. This creates a strong incentive for Profit Sharing managers to achieve positive results with high-quality strategies.
- No minimum investment.
- Expert traders manage your funds and must invest their funds within the service.
- Options to reinvest or withdraw your profits
Success Fees - High Watermark
- Each Profit Sharing service has indicated its Success Fee rate. As an investor, you only have to pay this percentage when the Fund Manager makes a real profit on your investment.
- So, how do we calculate your REAL profits?
- Tradepoints has now introduced the concept of High Watermark (HWM) and 3 Days Basis (3DB), which is an accounting process that ensures your balance increases without a pump in market price.
- Assuming your first HWM is your initial investment, you will only have to pay Success Fees if your minimum balance in the last 3 days exceeds the HWM. If it is, you will pay the success fees, and the new HWM will be that bare minimum.
- By this point, the system will charge you Success Fees using this formula.
- By this point, the system will charge you Success Fees using this formula.
- Example: Success Fees = 25%
- Value of SF you need to pay on day 3 = ( new HWM - old HWM) * 25%
Reinvest or Withdraw Your Profits
When connecting to a service, you can decide what percentage of your profits you wish to reinvest in the service or withdraw into your exchange account. You can change this at any time.
Risk
- Please be aware that any investment has risks. Risk is multiplied by several factors when you are dealing with derivatives. Please do your own research and choose your service carefully.
- Remember that previous results do not guarantee future performance; you may wish to start with a small amount until you are comfortable adding more to your investment.