Before you apply again

Understand first, then start

The assessment is not there to keep you out. It is there to make sure this investment will not hurt you. This page explains the reason behind each topic. It does not give answers.

Part 1

Financial readiness

These conditions do not measure how skilled you are. They check whether this money can take the kind of risk FINNIX FACT carries.

01

Where the money comes from

In bad periods the port may stay negative for months. Loans, credit cards, or money you need soon have deadlines to repay or use, and they will not wait for the market to recover.

If you are forced to withdraw while the port is down, a loss that is only on paper becomes a real loss immediately.
02

Would losing all of this money affect your life

CFDs can lose up to the entire account balance. Money used with FINNIX FACT must be money that, even if lost, still lets your daily life, expenses and debt payments carry on.

Money stress makes people decide at the wrong time, such as withdrawing at the deepest point of a loss.
03

A reserve ready to add

In the FACT Origin backtest, the worst period took equity down almost as much as the starting capital. A reserve is what helps a port get through a period like that without borrowing to top up.

Without a reserve, a bad period like before could close your positions before the market recovers. Calculate the reserve that fits your investment on the Risk page
04

Share of your total savings

The more of your savings sits in one port, the more that port’s swings affect your whole life. Spreading money across places helps you hold calmly when the port is down.

No one knows when the bad period will come. Not putting everything in one place is basic protection.
05

How long you plan to invest

FINNIX FACT holds positions until prices return. Deep drawdowns in the past took many months to recover. If you only plan to invest for a short time, there is a high chance you will only see the drawdown and have to leave first.

A strategy that needs time does not suit money you need in the short term.

If this does not fit you yet, do not change your answers to pass. Honest answers are what protect you. The team never edits answers for clients, but will talk with you to see when you could be ready.

Part 2

6 things to understand

Tap each topic to read. About 5 minutes in total.

01

Margin and stop-out

When you have open positions, the broker sets aside part of the money in your port as collateral, called Margin The broker’s system constantly checks whether the money in your port still supports the open positions.

Margin Level = Equity ÷ Margin used × 100%

If the port falls until the margin level reaches the broker’s threshold, the broker’s system closes positions automatically. This is called Stop-out It is not a decision by the team or the EA, and once positions are closed the loss becomes real. You can no longer wait for prices to return.

This is why you need a reserve: money you add raises the margin level.
02

Balance and equity

Balance counts only closed positions, while Equity is the balance plus or minus the profit and loss of open positions.

Equity = Balance + profit/loss of open positions

An EA that holds positions until prices return can show a very good balance while the open positions are deeply negative. Ask yourself: if you had to close every position now, how much would be left? Which number answers that question?

See the real balance versus equity chart on the Performance page
03

What drawdown tells you about capital

Drawdown is how far the port falls from its peak. In the FACT Origin backtest starting at $10,000, equity once fell by up to about $9,803.

Think it through: if a period like that happened again after you start, with only the minimum capital in the port and no reserve, how much would be left? And the future could bring a period worse than the past.

A port that recovered in the past does not mean your port will always survive until the recovery.
04

Who can access your money

The trading account is opened in your name with the broker. Deposits and withdrawals go through the broker’s Personal Area which should have 2FA turned on.

The team only uses the MT5 port password so the EA can trade. This password cannot withdraw money. A Partner or whoever referred you has no access to your account at all.

Anyone who asks for your Personal Area password is not Team Finnix.
05

Profit Sharing and the high-water mark

High-water mark is the highest equity point on which a share has already been charged. The team charges Profit Sharing only on the profit that takes the portabove this point.

Peak $10,000 → next month $9,000 → the month after rises to $9,600

Using this example, think: in the month it rises to $9,600, has the port gone above its previous peak yet? And which part of the profit counts as “new profit”?

See a month-by-month chart on the Fees page
06

How stock index CFDs differ from index funds

Index fund you own fund units that hold real shares. When the market falls you can hold for as long as you like, and no one forces you to sell.

CFD is a contract that pays the price difference. You do not own the shares. It uses leverage, has an overnight fee (swap), and has the margin and stop-out mechanism. Even though it tracks the same index, the risk is very different.

The market may recover eventually, but a CFD port may be closed before that day. See the comparison table on the Risk page

Ready, or want to talk first

Apply again with the same email, or email the team. The team may get back to you by WhatsApp or the phone number you gave.

You may lose all of your investment · The team cannot withdraw your money · We do not hold trading funds · Returns are not guaranteed