The HFM PAMM Program allows investors to invest funds in experienced PAMM Fund Managers who trade the markets on their behalf. PAMM Managers earn a pre-agreed Success Fee when they make a profit for their investors.
Manager George | Investor John | Investor Peter | |
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Initial Investment | 3,000 USD | 5,000 USD | 2,000 USD |
Current Balance | 3,000 USD | 5,000 USD | 2,000 USD |
An experienced trader (George) opens a PAMM Manager Account with HFM, making an initial investment of 3,000 USD into the account, which is his Manager’s Capital. George is now a PAMM Fund Manager.
After trading on his account for at least a month, Manager George established a trading track record. He then decides to publish his PAMM Manager offer and starts accepting clients. In his PAMM Manager offer he states that his Success Fee will be 10% of each investor’s share of the profits on the account.
After the Manager Offer is published, two investors join the account. Investor 1 is John who invests 5,000 USD and investor 2 is Peter who invests 2,000 USD.
Therefore, at the beginning of the Trading month the total balance of the PAMM account is 10,000 USD.
Manager George | Investor John | Investor Peter | |
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Initial Investment | 3,000 USD | 5,000 USD | 2,000 USD |
Closed P/L | 1,200 USD | 2,000 USD | 800 USD |
Success Fees | (120 USD) | (200 USD) | (80 USD) |
Amount Withdrawn | (1,080 USD) | (0 USD) | (720 USD) |
Current Balance | 3,000 USD | 6,800 USD | 2,000 USD |
Manager George earns a 40% return on his trading for the month. The balance of the account has risen from 10,000 USD to 14,000 USD.
The 4,000 USD in profits earned will be distributed among the investors in the account (including the manager) based on their level of investment.
All in all the three parties will earn the following:
Manager George | Investor John | Investor Peter | Investor Jenny | |
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Investment | 3,000 USD | 5,000 USD | 2,000 USD | 990 USD |
Current Balance* | 3,000 USD | 6,800 USD | 2,000 USD | 2,000 USD |
At the beginning of the second trading month Manager George withdraws the 1,080 USD he earned during the previous month. The manager’s capital stays the same at 3,000 USD.
Investor John ended up with 6,800 USD after the first trading month. He will keep all of his funds in the account. Investor Peter withdraws 720 USD. He has 2,000 USD in the account.
* (after Success Fees + Withdrawals have been processed)
Another Investor joins the PAMM Account. Investor Jenny invests 990 USD in the account.
Manager George | Investor John | Investor Peter | Investor Jenny | |
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Investment | 3,000 USD | 6,800 USD | 2,000 USD | 990 USD |
Closed P/L | 3,000 USD | 6,800 USD | 2,000 USD | 990 USD |
Success Fees | (300 USD) | (680 USD) | (200 USD) | (99 USD) |
Current Balance | 5,700 USD | 12,920 USD | 3,800 USD | 1,881 USD |
Over the second trading month, Manager George earns a 100% return on the PAMM account. This means that the balance of the account has risen from 12,790 USD to 25,580 USD.
As in the previous trading month, the total profits in the PAMM, in this case 12,790 USD, will be divided up among the investors in the account (including the manager) based on their investment.
Manager George gets a total of 1,279 USD in Success Fee from all 4 Investor Accounts in addition to the 2,700 (Profit - Success Fee) he earned by trading profitably. All 4 parties will have the following balances for this trading month: