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What's Considered A Single Trade
What's Considered A Single Trade
Updated over 8 months ago

Defining a Single Trade

In trading, a single trade is determined by the initial analysis and decision, not by how it's executed or modified later.

  • One Entry, Multiple Executions: Whether you trade a whole lot (like 1 lot) or split it into smaller parts (like two 0.5 lots), it's all part of one single trade.

  • Including Partial Trades: Even if you take partials during the trade, it's still counted as one trade.

  • Based on Initial Analysis: The key factor is your initial analysis and decision. The way you manage or adjust the trade afterwards doesn’t change its count as one trade.

Program Detection and Rule Considerations

  • Our Program's Role: Our trading program is designed to detect this kind of activity. It recognizes whether a trade, split or managed in parts, originates from a single decision.

  • Bypassing Lot Size and 50% Rule: This approach allows traders to bypass our standard lot size and 50% rules.

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