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Definition:
A trader’s largest losing trade must not exceed their largest winning trade.
Rule Requirements:
- Your single largest losing trade (realized loss) must be equal to or smaller than your single largest winning trade (realized profit).
- The comparison is based on closed trades only.
- This rule is reviewed during payout evaluations.
Examples:
✅ Allowed
- Biggest Winning Trade: +$1,200
- Biggest Losing Trade: -$800
✅ Allowed
- Biggest Winning Trade: +$1,500
- Biggest Losing Trade: -$1,500
❌ Violation
- Biggest Winning Trade: +$900
- Biggest Losing Trade: -$1,300
Payout Review:
If, at the time of a payout request, your largest losing trade exceeds your largest winning trade, your payout request will be denied.
However, this is not considered a permanent account violation. You may continue trading and submit a new payout request once you have generated a winning trade that is equal to or greater than your largest losing trade, bringing your account back into compliance with this rule.
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