Get trading capitaland join the trading team
If you trade the financial markets and have a reviewable record on a real account, you can send your statement to be considered for trading capital and a place on engineer Poursamadi's trading team.
Applications are currently open
This review is not only about how much profit you made; it looks at:
- DrawdownIdeally under 5%, at most 10%
- Stop lossOn every trade
- Position sizeAt most 2% risk per trade
- Number of tradesAt least 100 unique trades
- Wins vs. lossesProfit in line with risk
- ConsistencyOver time and across market conditions
What is trading capital?
Trading capital is capital placed at a trader's disposal for trading. A trader with a clear method and a reviewable record can be assessed for it.
Unlike prop firms, this call has no sign-up fee and no paid challenge. The review is based only on your real statement.
Attracting trading capital on this page means allocating capital to a trader for trading. It has nothing whatsoever to do with collecting money from users.
How is your statement reviewed?
A statement (trading history) shows how a trader took risk, how deep their drawdowns were and how consistent their results have been over time.
- Drawdown: Under 5% is ideal; over 10% means high risk and the statement is rejected. Besides the drawdown figure, the equity curve is reviewed too: drawdown can be low while non-consecutive losses still add up to more than 10% overall.
- Stop loss: Every trade needs a clear, logical stop loss; arbitrary or non-standard stops also raise account risk.
- Position size: Risk per trade should not exceed 2% of the account balance, and sizes should not jump suddenly without a reason or a logical structure.
- Number of trades: A reliable review needs at least 100 to 300 unique trades. Positions opened as a martingale sequence count as one trade.
- Profit relative to risk: Low drawdown alone is not enough; profit must also make sense relative to risk, and the risk-to-reward ratio should fit the win rate.
- Execution quality: Spread and slippage are also reflected in the results.
Losing trades alone do not get you rejected, and high profit alone is not a reason for acceptance. How you reach the result matters more.
Joining the trading team
Joining the trading team takes discipline, risk management and a clear trading method. A few winning trades are not enough; a record on a real account has to show that the trader managed risk and capital across different market conditions.
The aim is to find traders who prove the quality of their work with real, verifiable results.
Who can apply?
Can be reviewed
- A real account in your own name with a reputable broker
- At least 100 unique trades
- A full MetaTrader report in HTML format
Cannot be reviewed
- Demo accounts or accounts in someone else's name
- Prop-firm accounts or unknown brokers
- Screenshots or incomplete statements
Sending a statement does not mean guaranteed acceptance, guaranteed membership of the trading team or guaranteed trading capital.
How to send your statement
- Watch the explainer video on this page to the end.
- Export the full account report from MetaTrader in HTML format, including the complete trade table and the equity curve.
- Send the file to the email below.
Incomplete statements and screenshots are not reviewed.
Important warning
The only official email for this call is poursamadifund@gmail.com. No payment is ever taken for taking part, and you will never be asked for banking details, account passwords or two-factor codes.
Choosing a broker
Joining the trading team and receiving capital do not depend on using a specific broker. What matters is that your trades are on a real account and that their history can be reviewed and verified.
That said, because statement reviews also look at execution quality, spread and slippage, the broker you trade with indirectly affects the result. It is enough for your broker to be reputable and your trading record to be verifiable.
If you have not chosen a broker yet, the trusted broker page explains which broker engineer Poursamadi and the team members use, and why.
Frequently asked questions
How can I get trading capital?
Send the statement of your real account to the call's official email. Your performance, risk management, drawdown and consistency will be reviewed.
Is trading capital guaranteed?
No. Sending a statement only means entering the review stage. A statement that misses any of the criteria on this page — for example, drawdown over 10%, a trade without a stop loss or fewer than 100 unique trades — is rejected.
Meeting every criterion does not guarantee acceptance either: among qualifying statements, priority goes to traders who have submitted more trades.
Is the call always open?
No. The call runs periodically, and its current status is shown at the top of this page.
Does taking part cost anything?
No. No payment is taken for reviewing a statement or for membership.
Are demo account statements accepted?
No. Trading on a demo account lacks the psychological and financial pressure of a real account; only a record on a real account can be reviewed and verified.
Are prop-firm account statements accepted?
No. The account must be in your own name with a reputable broker. Prop-firm accounts cannot be reviewed because the account ownership is unclear.
Can I send a screenshot of my statement?
No. Only the standard MetaTrader report in HTML format, including the complete trade table and the equity curve, is accepted.
What if I have used martingale in my trades?
Engineer Poursamadi does not consider martingale an acceptable trading behaviour.
Each martingale sequence counts as one trade, so with this method your number of unique trades may be far lower than the number of rows in your statement. On top of that, a statement with a martingale structure will very likely be rejected.
Do I have to use a particular broker to join the team?
No. Joining the trading team and receiving capital do not depend on a specific broker; the account must be real, in your own name and with a reputable broker. The full explanation is in the “Choosing a broker” section of this page.