Drawdown and breach conditions
Daily loss, maximum loss, trailing behavior, reset timing and equity-versus-balance calculations.
Every useful review should explain the rules that can breach an account, the real cost of reaching a payout and the evidence behind each conclusion.
Daily loss, maximum loss, trailing behavior, reset timing and equity-versus-balance calculations.
Resets, activation, platform data, commissions, payout thresholds and restrictions.
News, holding, consistency, copy trading, automation, scaling and prohibited behavior.
Eligibility, minimum profitable days, requested split, methods, timing and evidence limits.
Operating history, rule changes, support, transparency, incidents and correction handling.
Material facts need a source, checked date and confidence state. Unknown values remain unknown.
Decide whether the plan deserves a shortlist before spending time on every detail.
Make sure you can reproduce when the loss threshold moves and what balance it uses.
Include the realistic cost of resets, activation, platforms and more than one attempt.
Rules can change. Recent official terms outweigh an older review.
The best firm on paper can still be wrong for your normal holding time, trade frequency or risk.