Can I Use Automated Trading Systems to Qualify?
You can utilize automated trading systems for qualification and in the live trading payout levels. Nevertheless, your system will undergo a review to ensure compliance with industry guidelines.
Can I Hold Positions Overnight?
In the futures asset class, overnight positions are not permitted; you must flatten your position by 3:15 p.m. CST. However, in Stock and Options, swing trading is allowed.
Is There a Time Limit for Qualification?
There is no fixed time limit for qualification. You have the flexibility to take as few as 9 trading days or as much time as you require.
How Fast Can I Qualify for Funding?
Qualification for funding can be achieved in as little as 9 trading days, contingent upon meeting the consistency rules as outlined.
Can I Qualify for Funding if I am Outside the United States?
Yes, you can qualify for live funding if you live outside the United States. However, certain countries may be excluded without prior notice. If you have questions about your specific situation, you can email support@TradeFundrr.com.
If I Need to Reset my Account am I Eligible to Return to the Funding Level?
Several successful traders found it necessary to reset their accounts before achieving trading consistency. Our program is designed to help you develop risk-management and profit-taking skills
What Happens if I Break a Rule?
If a rule violation occurs during the qualification round, you have the option to reset your account and make another attempt at the qualification process
What is the Maximum Position Size for Stocks?
The maximum number of shares you can trade is determined by your buying power, which is directly linked to the evaluation you have selected.
Stocks Commission in a Single Order
When conducting transactions with a bulk of shares in a single order, such as 500 shares, a $1 fee is applicable for each side of the trade. This means that for both the initiation and closure of the trade, you will incur a $1 commission charge.
Stocks Commission in a Bulk Order
In the scenario of five distinct transactions, each involving 100 shares, the commission is computed as five individual $1 fees per side. In practical terms, this signifies that for every one of these five transactions, a $1 commission fee will be levied for both the commencement and conclusion of the trade.
