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2-Step Amped – Profit Target

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2-Step Amped – Profit Target

The Profit Target defines the required percentage gain a trader must achieve to progress through each phase of the 2-Step Amped program.

It is one of the core objectives during the evaluation stages and determines when an account qualifies for the next step.


Profit Target Requirements

Stage

Profit Target

Phase 1

8%

Phase 2

5%

Funded

None


How the Profit Target Works

Phase 1

To pass Phase 1, you must achieve:

  • 8% profit based on your starting account balance

Once this target is reached and all other rules are satisfied, your account will be eligible to move to Phase 2.


Phase 2

To pass Phase 2, you must achieve:

  • 5% profit based on your starting balance of Phase 2

After completing Phase 2 and meeting all requirements, you will qualify for a funded account.


Funded Stage

  • There is no profit target once funded

  • You are free to trade and generate profits without needing to reach a specific percentage

Your focus shifts from passing objectives to consistent and controlled profitability.


Important Notes

  • Profit targets are always calculated from the starting balance of the phase, not from floating equity highs

  • You must meet the minimum trading days requirement alongside the profit target

  • Reaching the profit target alone does not automatically complete the phase if other rules are not met

  • All trades must be closed before a phase can be considered complete and before progression to the next stage is granted


Example

If you start with a $100,000 account:

  • Phase 1 target
    → You must reach $108,000

  • Phase 2 target
    → You must reach $105,000 (based on the Phase 2 starting balance)


Summary

  • Phase 1 requires 8% profit

  • Phase 2 requires 5% profit

  • Funded accounts have no profit target

  • All positions must be closed before passing a phase

Profit targets are straightforward and designed to ensure traders demonstrate profitability before accessing funded capital.

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