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2-Step Amped – Profitable Trading Days

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2-Step Amped – Profitable Trading Days

The Minimum Trading Days rule ensures that traders demonstrate consistent performance before progressing through the evaluation phases.

It requires traders to achieve a minimum number of profitable trading days with a defined profit threshold.


Minimum Trading Days Requirement

Stage

Requirement

Phase 1

3 days with at least 0.5% profit

Phase 2

3 days with at least 0.5% profit

Funded

NONE


How the Rule Works

To meet the requirement:

  • You must complete at least 3 separate trading days

  • Each day must close with a minimum of 0.5% net profit

  • The profit is calculated based on your starting balance

Only days that meet or exceed the 0.5% threshold will count toward the requirement.


What Qualifies as a Profitable Day

A trading day qualifies if:

  • The account is in net profit of at least 0.5% by the end of the day

  • All trades contributing to that profit are closed

  • The profit remains valid and is not impacted by rule violations


Example

If you have a $100,000 account:

  • 0.5% = $500

To meet the requirement, you need:

  • 3 separate days where you close the day with at least $500 profit

Example progression:

  • Day 1 → +$600 ✅ counts

  • Day 2 → +$300 ❌ does not count

  • Day 3 → +$700 ✅ counts

  • Day 4 → +$550 ✅ counts

You now have 3 qualifying days and meet the requirement.


Important Notes

  • This rule applies to Phase 1 and Phase 2 only

  • Only closed profit counts, floating profit does not qualify

  • Multiple trades within the same day count as one trading day

  • Profits must be achieved on separate calendar days

  • Reaching the profit target alone is not enough, you must also meet the minimum trading days

  • The trading day resets at 5PM EST


Summary

  • A minimum of 3 profitable days is required in Phase 1 and Phase 2

  • Each day must reach at least 0.5% profit

  • The rule does not apply to funded accounts

  • Only closed and valid profits count

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