1. Passing is not rushing
The most dangerous way to try passing fast is increasing contracts to reach the target sooner. The more stable path is reducing large mistakes and letting normal green days add up.
2. Size by acceptable loss
Define how much you can lose per trade before choosing contracts. If your setup stop implies too much loss, the problem is not the stop; it is the size.
3. Daily plan
- 1Trade only defined windows.
- 2Stop after two full losses.
- 3Do not increase size while red.
- 4Do not chase a daily target.
- 5Record whether you followed rules.
4. Consistency
An oversized day can create unnecessary pressure. It is better to stack repeatable days than depend on one exceptional trade.
| Situation | Prudent decision |
|---|---|
| Very green day | Reduce or stop. |
| Early red day | Stop before the limit. |
| Unclear setup | Do not trade. |
5. Risk and expectations
This is not financial advice and does not guarantee passing an evaluation. Firm rules can change; always verify the official source before trading.