TRADING RULES & VIOLATIONS
TRADING RULES & VIOLATIONS
9 articles
- What Is the Microscalping Policy at Hyperticks?This article explains what microscalping is, why it is prohibited, and provides clear examples of trading behavior that falls under this policy.
- Automated Trading & Third-Party ToolsThis article explains what types of automation are permitted, what is strictly prohibited, and how traders can remain compliant when using assisted trading tools.
- Order Management & Ethical Trading ConductThis article explains acceptable trading conduct at Hyperticks, including order management standards, prohibited practices, and expectations for ethical trading behavior.
- Price Limit Rule (2% Rule)This article explains the 2% CME price limit buffer and when trading is restricted near price limits.
- Device Sharing & Copy-Trading ProhibitionThis article explains why device sharing and copy-trading are prohibited at Hyperticks and how traders must operate independently to remain compliant.
- Violation ConsequencesThis article outlines the actions Hyperticks may take if trading rules or policies are violated, including account termination and payout forfeiture.
- Moving from Evaluation to Sim Funded AccountThis article explains how traders move from the evaluation stage to a Sim Funded Account and what to expect during the transition.
- News Trading PolicyThis article outlines Hyperticks’ news trading rules, including restricted trading windows around Tier 1 economic events and prohibited news-based strategies.
- Cross Instrument PolicyThis article explains Hyperticks’ cross-instrument trading rules, clarifying position limits, prohibited instrument mixing, and consequences of attempting to bypass contract scaling rules to ensure fair and compliant trading behavior.