What Is Drawdown?
- A drawdown describes a decline in investment. For example, if you hold £3000 and we experience a 10% drawdown, that would mean your equity reduces by 10% to £2700. There are two main variations of drawdown: Open drawdown and Closed drawdown.
- Open drawdown is when trades or trading periods are running at a loss yet are still open, allowing them to reverse back into profit. Most trades experience this at some point, which doesn't usually affect your balance until the trade is closed. Often accounts can experience 'equity dips' where open trades are running at a loss and then bounce back.
- A closed drawdown is when a trade or trading period closes at a loss. This directly affects your balance.
Introduction Programme
- As a token of our appreciation we now offer members a 7.5% fee kickback from each new person they introduce to DQW Financial. With the recent addition of our ‘Introduction Programme’ we give our members the opportunity of receiving a 7.5% fee kickback from each person they introduce to DQW Financial. Simply send us the name, email, and phone number of the person you would like to introduce. Many of our members have now alleviated their fees to either 0 or will be due money from DQW by taking advantage of uncapped introductions. Please find more information on our website, you will find the ‘Introduction Programme’ on the bottom of every page, in-between the Risk Disclaimer and Privacy Policy.
Minimum Balance
- We require a minimum deposit of £1000 to start. To some, this may seem like a significant initial deposit however, this is the minimal equity necessary to meet our minimum risk management parameters. If you decide to deposit or withdraw funds, there is no need to notify us. Our software automatically recognises equity changes and adjusts positions and risk management accordingly.
WhatsApp + Twitter
- Our recently added WhatsApp service delivers faster interactions with our members. We get flooded with emails every day so, for small queries and non-sensitive data please contact us on WhatsApp. We have also launched a Bulletin Board which is directly connected to our Twitter, this is where we post regular updates.
Set Up Process
- Once you fill out the online form to get started, we send you a welcome auto-response email with all the information you need to join DQW Financial. We estimate that filling out our form and setting up with a broker will only take you ten minutes of your time, we do the hard work. If you do not receive the email within a few minutes, please check your spam folder and contact us again.
Markets
- As you can see from the statistics, 2021 to mid-Q3 2022 had been traded only on EURGBP. Since then, we have introduced several other markets and now trade multiple currency pairs as well as commodities and indices. We are currently testing various other strategies which also show great promise. The idea is to have multiple systems, not to increase the profits but to spread the risk and secure the future of our business and the longevity of the time our members stay with us.
Risk
- Please view our Risk Disclaimer at the bottom of every page for a detailed explanation.
Customer Intervention
- We do not tolerate customers managing any trades placed into their account(s) by DQW. We work very hard to manage risk correctly and have the utmost confidence in our tried and tested systems. External management on the client's behalf can result in skewed results, affecting our statistics and billing invoices. Furthermore, we do not accept customers taking their own or any other trades on the DQW-designated account, as this can interfere with our system's risk management. We urge customers to treat the DQW designated account as 'view only. You are, of course, free to trade yourself on any other account which is not connected to our proprietary systems.
Access To Funds
- You will be required to open a broker account; we will then connect your account to our master account. DQW trades on a primary power of attorney basis. You can disconnect or withdraw at any time. We have no direct access to your funds; with AML and KYC laws, brokers only accept withdrawals to accounts of the same name as the ones deposited.
Monthly Costs and Fees
- There are no set monthly fees for using our service. We charge 30% of profits made on your account, taken monthly and only over a high watermark. Following the invoice, we kindly ask clients to pay within seven days. If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to contact us via WhatsApp.
Money Guarantees
- Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. That said, we have an excellent track record and extensive industry experience. The statistics are stable despite some erratic market conditions, including the tensions between Russia and Ukraine. Our very low drawdown allows us to risk more than we do per trade, but we take a stable approach instead. When you join, you can adjust the risk settings to lower or slightly higher, depending on what you are comfortable with. We have an emergency stop in place for the whole system as well as protocols for when our drawdown levels are breached.
Viewing Open Trades and History
- You can view all open and closed positions via your broker account terminal alongside all other relevant trading histories. Furthermore, your broker will send you a detailed statement with a total trade breakdown each evening and at the end of every month.
Brokers
- DQW Financial works with multiple brokers to ensure stability and safety for our customers. We have agreed on unique commercial dealing rates to provide optimal performance and lower spreads for our members. With accounts starting and exceeding £2000, we urge clients to split funds between brokerages. This is done to compare slight differences in rates and executions and determine what is optimal as we advance. Furthermore, a large portion of our clients come from the UK, where, since Brexit, several brokerages have withdrawn their operations due to tax and regulatory reasons. To hedge our risk and ensure a continuation of compounding profits, we like to have multiple brokers at hand so funds can be reallocated without any major inconvenience.