-7% in a month is nothing special.
What bothers me is the absence of investable attributes and the impossibility to plot or backtest with other darwins.
Return of L1Y beats 90% of visible darwins.
Nobody with a little braion and experience would call the S&P the benchmark for a completely intransparent portfolio of Darwins called INDX which includes high risk positions like oil and gold and maybe worse risky stuff.
This is a complete different risk class and I think Darwinex disqualifies itself with such a BS.
Of course they can compare it, but they shouldn't call it their benchmark for INDX.
While the S&P500 pays dividends nearly daily, Darwinex takes daily fees which are NOT SHOWN in the chart presentation. So they are beaten by the S&P500 in the last trailing month !!
Just for documentation - as it looks like the honeymoon for INDX is over:
SPX (S&P 500 index) today: (remember - the benchmark! 🙂)
The "benchmark" nonsense is removed, and you can now also compare INDX to the "Gold Spot USD" market.
That makes much more sense as a lot of the Darwinex traders with high performance results in the past were trading Gold.
Against April 10th INDX got 14 more investors, but lost about 1 mln AuM and about 12.5 EUR in price value.
While a market index is usually always built from long positions, traders of INDX could also hold and trade short positions.
The more probable reason could be that there are too many traders in INDX which are sleeping on Gold long positions, but I don't know.