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Sorry guys, did not update so consistently this few weeks. Been so busy with our Finchleap second investment project

No one can predict the market 100% even the bots

Finchleap is a investment company, we don't gamble. So, don't try to gamble your whole savings with this. We can make sure there's profits but we're handling it slow and steady, there's no such thing as per day 50%-100% profits. Take your own risk and let's profit together!

Our bot is still running at it's best!

Sorry guys, took a medical leave for few days

Hi, how do we join?? In order to join our portfolio automatically, you only need to follow 3 steps 1. You can join our partnered broker here https://portal.fortuneprime.com/getview?view=register&token=8tbzowwwe9owwwww 2. Verify your account and add funds. 3. Then click here to join our PAMM - Finchleap Growth https://pamm.fortuneprime.com/app/join/5/hefmiijq

A lot of you have been asking me 👋 "What broker did Finchleap used?, is it safe to invest?" Broker that we used called Fortune Prime Global(FPG), totally safe to invest your money in it, Finchleap been using it since 2020 without any fraud happen but sometimes slow withdrawal might happen due to time difference. Why FPG? 1. ASIC regulated (Australia) 2. 30+ years in market 3. Trustpilot with 4.3 4. 1+ Million trading volume per month FPG is ASIC broker and about 30 years. Registered as Australia Securities Pty Limited. with multiple fund/services.

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A PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module) program is a form of investment service offered by brokers or financial institutions (Finchleap), primarily in the forex and CFD (Contract for Difference) markets. It allows investors to pool their funds into a single managed account, which is then traded by a professional money manager or trader on their behalf. Here’s how a PAMM program typically works: 1. Investor Participation: Investors join the PAMM account by allocating a portion of their funds to the program. The amount invested determines the percentage of the total pool that each investor owns. 2. Money Manager: A professional trader (the money manager) manages the pooled funds. The manager makes trading decisions, such as which assets to buy or sell, based on their expertise and strategy. 3. Profit and Loss Allocation: Profits or losses generated from the trading activities are distributed among the investors and the manager based on a pre-agreed percentage allocation. For example, if the manager earns a profit, it might be split 70% to the investors and 30% to the manager. Losses are also shared proportionally. 4. Transparency: Investors can typically monitor the performance of the PAMM account in real-time, including the trades executed, profits, and losses. 5. Fees: The money manager usually charges a performance fee (a percentage of the profits) and sometimes a management fee (a percentage of the total assets under management).

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