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Mandatory Order Management Rule

Updated over a week ago

It is strictly prohibited to execute orders without defined Stop Loss and Take Profit parameters. This practice goes against the fundamental principles of strategic trading and responsible risk control.

Justification:

- Trading without a stop loss or profit reflects impulsive behavior, lacking planning and misaligned with the standards required by the firm.

- It hinders objective performance evaluation and jeopardizes capital sustainability.

- It contravenes the pillars of consistency and control that define a professional trader.

Application of the Rule:

- Every order placed must include a predefined Stop Loss and Take Profit.

- Failure to comply with this rule will be considered a very serious offense.

- The direct consequence will be the immediate termination of the account, without the right to reactivation or appeal, as this is an unacceptable violation of basic strategic criteria.

Objective: To foster an operational culture based on planning, conscious risk management, and decision-making consistent with a professional mindset.

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