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Hard Breach Rules

Rules that can result in account closure

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Written by Yemi
Updated over a month ago


Daily Drawdown (3%)

Daily drawdown is recalculated daily at 5pm EST using the higher of balance or equity at reset.

The daily limit is that higher value minus 3% of the initial balance.

Example 1: floating profit

$100,000 account. 5pm equity is $102,000.

Next day equity must stay at or above $99,000, because $102,000 minus $3,000 equals $99,000.

Example 2: floating loss

$100,000 account. 5pm equity is $98,000 and balance is $100,000.

We use balance since it is higher.

Next day equity must stay at or above $97,000, because $100,000 minus $3,000 equals $97,000.


Maximum Drawdown (6%) Trailing High-Watermark

The breach level equals the highest balance or equity reached minus 6% of that highest value.

Example start $100,000

At start: Highest value is $100,000. Breach level is $94,000.

If equity peaks at $102,000: Highest value becomes $102,000.

6% of $102,000 is $6,120, so the new breach level is $95,880.

If balance later peaks at $107,000: Highest value becomes $107,000.

6% of $107,000 is $6,420, so the new breach level is $100,580.

If your balance or equity hits or goes below the breach level at any time, the account is closed.

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