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What do you think about new combine with LTP rules ?
Reasoning behind it :
Lets say you try 10 times and you pass Combine with Combine rules and then LTP with additional rule that
makes it totally different, then its bad. To me it ment I cant trade CL like in first Continues Combine that I passed in 28 days
It would be better if you make 2 changes in Combine :
- additional rule daily loss limit = weekly loss limit
- and profit goal 1,5 x
If we add together Combine + LTP rules then that is actually what we need to pass before we can go LIVE.
Example 50'000 $ Continues Combine with 3000 $ target is actually 4500 $ as target + rule daily loss limit = weekly loss limit.
First off, thank you for the thoughts and ideas. For now this is what we see working for our traders but we are always willing to listen to good ideas.
The $10K and $30k Combines do not have weekly loss limits set when a trader advances to the Funded Account. If the weekly loss limit is a concern, we advise traders to enter one of these Combines.
Lemons- I can confirm that the $30k has no weekly loss limit and the Max Drawdown is $1,500.
You can see greater detailed for Funded Accounts found in our " learn more" section. As you will notice there is no weekly loss limit for the $10k and $30k Funded Accounts (this is the same risk as LTP, which is now called Funded Trader Preperation (FTP)).