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How Does the Maximum Daily Drawdown Limit for the 2-Step Plus Account Work?

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The Maximum Daily Drawdown Limit is 4% of the Initial Balance.

Example 1:
For a $100,000 2-Step Plus Account, the Daily Drawdown is 4% of the Initial Balance.

Day 1:
Starting Balance/Equity: $100,000
Allowed Daily Drawdown: 4% of $100,000 = $4,000 (stop-out limit = $96,000)

Example 2:
Day 2:
End of Day Balance (Day 1): $104,000
End of Day Equity (Day 1): $103,000

At 5 PM EST, if unrealised positions are open, then 4% of Initial Balance will be deducted from the higher of the two.


In Example 2 above, since Balance is higher than Equity, the stop-out limit will become:

$104,000 – (4% of $100,000) = $104,000 – $4,000 = $100,000

If either Equity or Balance reaches this limit, it would result in a breach of the Daily Drawdown Limit.

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