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Example:
Assuming that the initial capital of the challenge account you choose is $10,000, the internal loss limit is set to 5% (ie $500).
If on a certain trading day, your highest intraday equity reaches $10,300, then your current account equity must remain above $10,300 minus $500 = $9,800 to avoid triggering the intraday loss limit.
If the current account equity drops below $9,800, the intraday loss limit rule will be triggered, resulting in the challenge failure.
Example:
Assuming that the initial capital of the challenge account you choose is $10,000, the cumulative loss limit is set to 10% (ie $1,000).
If on a certain trading day, your accumulated maximum equity reaches $10,300, then your current account equity must remain above $10,300 minus $1,000 = $9,300 to avoid triggering the accumulated loss limit.
If the current account equity drops below $9,300, the cumulative loss limit rule will be triggered, resulting in the challenge failure
Example: Initial capital: $1,0000
Profit target (10%): $1,000×10% = $1000
Intraday profit limit (30%): $100×30% = $300
If on a certain trading day, the investor's profit after closing the position is $900, and the loss after closing the position is $300, the total profit and loss after closing the position within the day is $+600. In this case, even if the total profit or loss for a single day is $+600, according to the intraday profit limit (30%) rule, only $300 will be included in the intraday profit.