Minimum Trading Days
At our firm, we emphasize consistent and profitable trading to foster disciplined practices. To ensure fairness and accurately evaluate performance, we have established a Minimum Trading Days Requirement for specific account types.
Definition of a Minimum Profitable Day
A minimum profitable day is defined as a day when the trader's profit is at least 0.50% of the account starting balance.
How It Works
30-Day Periods
The 30-day period begins on the day of your first trade.
Counting Profitable Days
Only days with a profit of at least 0.50% of the starting account balance count toward the 3 day, 5 day, 7-day OR 10-day minimum.
Losses or profit below 0.50% on a trading day will not count.
Your account must also be in positive equity for the trading day to count toward your minimum trading days
If your account equity is below the starting balance, daily profits will not count toward the minimum trading day requirement
Rule Violation
Failing to meet the minimum profitable days or minimum trading days requirement within the 30-day period will result in a rule violation.
All rule violations are subject to a hard breach.
Why This Rule Matters
This requirement ensures traders engage with the market meaningfully and demonstrate consistent profitability, aligning with the professional standards we uphold.
By fostering deliberate and strategic trading, this rule creates an environment where both traders and the firm can succeed.