Rules

  1. The World TopInvestor Competition is open to any entrant, willing to open an account with a minimum of 5000 USD or euros per entry with any Broker sponsor.

  2. Entrants must open an account with any Broker / Bank associated to the event.

  3. Entrants can have more than one account at the beginning of the Championship. Each account must be separately funded. The same application contract may be used to establish multiple accounts, in order to cover multiple market strategies.

  4. Entrants may deposit additional funds at any time including to meet margin calls. These funds will be added to the initial deposit to calculate total funds deposited. No funds may be withdrawn from the account during the competition, but entrant can terminate his participation at any time.

  5. Entrants accept to participate in the World TopInvestor Competition subject to respect the rules of the competition.

  6. Entrant completing account application compete for the World TopInvestor multi product, multi market, multi currency Championship. Entrant irrevocably authorizes Sponsor Broker in its sole discretion, to print publish televise or otherwise utilize his her names, photographs and accounts of the World TopInvestor participation.

  7. Entrants agree to begin trading on or after February 19th 2007 until February 18th. The World TopInvestor Competition 2007-2008 will end as of the close of business on February 18th 2008. Open positions need to be liquidated for purposes of determining winners.

  8. Entrants must do a minimum of 2 trades every month during the competition.

  9. All trading shall be conducted in accordance with the signed Customer Agreement and local regulations.

  10. A Board with representatives of Saxo Bank and DIF Broker reserves the right to amend, waive, or interpret any rule in its sole discretion if it is in the best interest of the World TopInvestor Competition.

  11. Entrant agrees when negotiating futures to liquidate open positions in a current futures month when instructed by broker. Broker may in his discretion effect such liquidation if entrant has not given liquidating orders by the end of the day. Trading is limited to listed futures contracts and securities and electronic market available instruments through award winning trading platform.

  12. Margins for any positions must be maintained in accordance with broker requirements.

  13. Broker shall not be responsible for any delays in the acceptance or transmission of orders for any cause beyond control including failure of transmission computer or communication failures.


 

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