Profit Target
What’s the profit target during the evaluation?
The profit target depends on your account type:
6% of your starting balance.
You must reach this profit target without breaching the loss limit or drawdown rules.
Examples and Calculations:
$10,000 Account
What is the profit target on a $10,000 Account during the evaluation?
The profit target depends on your account type:
6% of your starting balance.
$10,000 Stocks Account
For a $10,000 Stocks Account, the profit target is $600 ($10,000*0.06). Total Profit target is $10,600 ($10,000 + $600)
$50,000 Account
What is the profit target on a $50,000 Account during the evaluation?
The profit target depends on your account type:
6% of your starting balance.
$50,000 Stocks Account
For a $50,000 Stocks Account, the profit target is $3,000 ($50,000*0.06). Total Profit target is $53,000 ($50,000 + $3,000)
$75,000 Account
What is the profit target on a $75,000 Account during the evaluation?
The profit target depends on your account type:
6% of your starting balance.
$75,000 Stocks Account
For a $75,000 Stocks Account, the profit target is $4,500 ($75,000*0.06). Total Profit target is $79,500 ($75,000 + $4,500)
$100,000 Account
What is the profit target on a $100,000 Account during the evaluation?
The profit target depends on your account type:
6% of your starting balance.
$100,000 Stocks Account
For a $100,000 Stocks Account, the profit target is $6,000 ($100,000*0.06). Total Profit target is $106,000 ($100,000 + $6,000)
$150,000 Account
What is the profit target on a $150,000 Account during the evaluation?
The profit target depends on your account type:
6% of your starting balance.
$150,000 Stocks Account
For a $150,000 Stocks Account, the profit target is $9,000 ($150,000*0.06). Total Profit target is $159,000 ($150,000 + $9,000)