The target profit means that the trader must achieve a profit in the form of the sum of closed positions on the assigned trading account at any time during the trading period. It should also be noted that to move to the next phase, all positions must be closed.
For example, in the MFA Challenge with an account balance of $100,000 and a specified profit target of 8%, your target profit should be $8,000 at this stage.
The maximum loss is specified in the table for each type of Challenge. This means that you cannot incur a loss greater than the given percentage relative to the initial balance. For example, in a challenge with a specified maximum loss level of 12% and a balance of $100,000, this means that the lowest possible equity in the account can be $88,000. This includes both closed and open positions (account equity, not balance). The limit includes commissions and swaps.
A trading day is one in which you opened at least 1 trade. If a position was opened on one day and then held for several, then only 1 day counts as a trading day.
The target profit means that the trader must achieve a profit in the form of the sum of closed positions on the assigned trading account at any time during the trading period. It should also be noted that to move to the next phase, all positions must be closed.
For example, in the MFA Challenge with an account balance of $100,000 and a specified profit target of 8%, your target profit should be $8,000 at this stage.
The maximum loss is specified in the table for each type of Challenge. This means that you cannot incur a loss greater than the given percentage relative to the initial balance. For example, in a challenge with a specified maximum loss level of 12% and a balance of $100,000, this means that the lowest possible equity in the account can be $88,000. This includes both closed and open positions (account equity, not balance). The limit includes commissions and swaps.
A trading day is one in which you opened at least 1 trade. If a position was opened on one day and then held for several, then only 1 day counts as a trading day.
The target profit means that the trader must achieve a profit in the form of the sum of closed positions on the assigned trading account at any time during the trading period. It should also be noted that to move to the next phase, all positions must be closed.
For example, in the MFA Challenge with an account balance of $100,000 and a specified profit target of 8%, your target profit should be $8,000 at this stage.
The maximum loss is specified in the table for each type of Challenge. This means that you cannot incur a loss greater than the given percentage relative to the initial balance. For example, in a challenge with a specified maximum loss level of 12% and a balance of $100,000, this means that the lowest possible equity in the account can be $88,000. This includes both closed and open positions (account equity, not balance). The limit includes commissions and swaps.
A trading day is one in which you opened at least 1 trade. If a position was opened on one day and then held for several, then only 1 day counts as a trading day.
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Market Analysis : We take a close look at the current situation in various financial markets, analyzing charts, technical indicators and price formations. Participants can watch as we identify key support and resistance levels and market trends. Review of the macroeconomic calendar and the impact of news on price movements : We conduct a detailed review of upcoming macroeconomic events, such as economic data releases, central bank decisions or speeches by important public figures. We discuss how these events can affect price movements on various financial instruments.Create trading plans based on proven strategies: We create and present trading plans that are based on proven strategies. Participants learn how to formulate their own trading plans, taking into account different market scenarios, risk management and potential entry and exit points.