Clear, math-backed definitions of quantitative risk metrics, MetaTrader algorithmic parameters, and prop firm evaluation rules.
The maximum permissible equity or balance drop allowed within a single trading day, calculated either from the previous day's balance or equity high watermark.
The mathematical calculation of contract or lot volume allocated to a trade to ensure risk matches an exact percentage of account equity.
The monetary gain or loss generated by a one-pip price movement for a specified lot volume in a currency pair or commodity.
An automated software program written in MQL4, MQL5, or Python that executes trading rules, entries, exits, and risk management on MetaTrader platforms without human intervention.
A cost-averaging strategy where position sizes are exponentially multiplied (e.g. 1x, 2x, 4x) following each losing trade to recover previous losses with a single winner.
An institutional price action framework focused on liquidity pools, order blocks, break of structure (BOS), and fair value gaps (FVG) used by major banks.
The specific candlestick or price consolidation zone where institutional market makers accumulated or distributed large volume prior to an aggressive displacement move.
A three-candle price imbalance where rapid buying or selling leaves a price inefficiency that the market algorithmically tends to rebalance.
The difference between the expected execution price of an order and the actual price at which the order is filled by the broker.
A dynamic stop-loss order that automatically tracks market price at a set distance as the trade moves into profit, locking in gains while leaving upside open.
A 1-step or 2-step simulated trading audition where traders must reach a profit target (8% to 10%) without breaching daily or total drawdown rules to manage funded capital.
A prop firm risk mandate stipulating that no single trading day or position can account for more than a specific percentage (e.g. 30% to 50%) of total profits.
The ratio of borrowed funds provided by a broker that enables a trader to control larger market positions with a smaller upfront deposit.
A dedicated cloud server running 24/7 with ultra-low latency to broker servers, ensuring automated EAs never disconnect during power outages or internet drops.
The average number of pips or price distance an asset moves between its daily high and daily low over a specified period (e.g. 14 or 20 days).
The mathematical percentage gain required to restore an account to its previous peak equity following a portfolio loss.
The ratio of gross trading profits divided by gross trading losses over a specific backtest or live trading period.
Moving a trade's stop-loss order to the exact entry price (plus spread/commission) once the position reaches a predefined profit milestone, eliminating downside risk.
A statistical metric that measures the risk-adjusted return of an investment portfolio or EA relative to its volatility.
Prop firm rules restricting order execution within a window (usually 2 to 5 minutes) before and after high-impact economic news releases.
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