What is the profit target objective?

Modified on Thu, 5 Dec at 1:56 PM

  • The net profit (Gross profit - simulated commissions) you have to make in order to achieve this objective.

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The profit target objective is the amount of money you have to make trading. It will be reflected in your account balance.

For example, in the $50k evaluation, the balance starts at $50,000, and the profit target is $2,500.

In order to meet this objective, you need to keep trading until you have a trading account balance equal to or exceeding $52,500.

Please note we include simulated commission in the calculation of your Profit and Loss (PnL) during the evaluation. This simulated commission is part of our broker's trading environment, and matches exactly what you would be charged when trading in the live markets (our Funded Live option).

The net PnL is your profit or loss, plus commission, we keep this metric because we want to evaluate if your trading strategy has the potential to make money when funded in the live markets (our Funded Live option), and make the experience of the evaluation as close as possible to how it will be when you are trading live.

Why do we have this objective?


By achieving this objective it shows us that you have started to develop winning trading strategies and that you have the potential to make money in the live markets.


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