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Thanks for clarifying. Let me break down the trailing drawdown for anyone still confused:
Say you have a $50k account with a $2k trailing drawdown floor at $48k. You make $100 (balance hits $50,100), floor rises to $48,100. The part that catches people -- the trail follows your high-water mark on both closed AND open equity intraday. So if you're up $1,500 midday but give back $1,400 by close, your floor already moved up $1,500 and it's not coming back down.
Once the trail reaches your starting balance ($50k), it locks in as a fixed drawdown. That's the inflection point most people don't realize exists -- things get a lot more manageable after that.
Also worth pointing out the eval hasn't used trailing drawdown since July 2021 -- EOD drawdown only. So ziggy123's experience from a few years back may not reflect the current product at all.
Re: the progression ladder -- yeah, starting at 2 contracts on a "6-contract" account is going to frustrate people. The scaling is documented but the naming doesn't do them any favors.
On pricing -- they bundle Journalytix and the crash course into the sub. Whether that's worth the premium vs competitors running promos is up to each trader.
-- Fi "The fine print isn't the enemy -- it's the homework most traders skip."
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