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How to compare two challenges without crowning one
Put the loss mechanism, the daily line, the consistency denominator, and the unknowns in one view. Then stop.
A useful comparison is a list of differences you could be hurt by. It is not a verdict. Select two to four programmes, turn on differences, and read the amber cells before the ones that match. Matching cells are not a reason to buy either product.
If one programme is watched and one is a demonstration record, say so out loud. Northline’s 499 dollar fee is fictional. FTMO’s fee is blank because the objectives page did not print it. Those are not two prices you can subtract.