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“Money Managers” – a Forex contest on real PAMM accounts – ended on April 30th, 2020.
This time there are only two winners in the contest:
1 place: kwarst gets $5000-prize from FXOpen for investments.
We congratulate the winners and wish them further success in trading! The money prizes will be credited to the winners’ FXOpen PAMM accounts.
“Money Managers” contest is a unique opportunity to show your trading skills on real PAMM accounts.
During the contest, participants have the opportunity to deposit and withdraw funds from their accounts, accept investments, create new offers, use any strategies, Expert Advisors and robots. Also, the contest is a great chance to make your PAMM account known among potential followers.
To get more details on how FXOpen PAMM service works, please visit our website.
We also inform you that registration of participants in a free demo contest “Forex School” is still ongoing. By joining the competition, anyone can not only improve their knowledge and skills in trading on Forex, but also become the owner of real money prizes.
Follow the updates in the contest thread on the ForexCup Forum.
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