Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a hard breach and a soft breach rule?
A soft breach involves closing trades that violate established rules but allow continued trading in your evaluation or funded account. On the other hand, a hard breach occurs when critical parameters like the Daily Loss Limit or Max Drawdown are breached. Such violations are severe; a hard breach during evaluation phases leads to failure, while in a funded account, it results in the revocation of account privileges.
What is the difference between a hard breach and a soft breach rule?
A soft breach involves closing trades that violate established rules but allow continued trading in your evaluation or funded account. On the other hand, a hard breach occurs when critical parameters like the Daily Loss Limit or Max Drawdown are breached. Such violations are severe; a hard breach during evaluation phases leads to failure, while in a funded account, it results in the revocation of account privileges.