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What is Max Total Loss?

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The maximum overall drawdown is limited to 8%.

All 2 Step Pro Models have trailing Drawdown

Maximum Total Loss – 10%

What is it?

A 10% trailing drawdown means your account equity must not fall more than 10% below your current balance, and this limit adjusts upwards with your balance. It includes both realized and unrealised losses and is recalculated as your account value changes.

How is it calculated?

For a $100,000 account:

  • The trailing drawdown limit is always 10% below your current balance (or equity, depending on how it's defined by your platform).

  • As your balance increases, the drawdown limit moves up.

Examples:

  • Account reaches $105,000:
    Trailing drawdown limit = $105,000 − 10% = $94,500

  • Account then drops to $103,000:
    New trailing drawdown limit = $105,000 − 10% = $94,500

  • Account then rises to $108,000:
    New trailing drawdown limit = $108,000 − 10% = $97,200

Your account equity must always stay above this 10% trailing limit, which moves with your balance both up and down.


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