Take Profit Trader Review

Sizes: $25K / $50K / $75K / $100K / $150K.

These are sequential phases, not choices. Everyone enters at Test, graduates to PRO on passing, and is promoted to PRO+ only if Take Profit Trader's review concludes they're ready.

The drawdown type changes twice along the journey:

Test = EOD → PRO = Intraday → PRO+ = EOD

The middle step is the hard one. In Test the drawdown level only recalculates at the close, so intraday volatility costs you nothing structurally. The moment you're funded, that same drawdown starts trailing your peak balance including unrealized gains, in real time. Many traders pass comfortably and then breach a PRO account within days on a trade that would have been harmless the week before. This deserves prominent placement wherever the journey is described.

Account limits. Unlimited Test accounts, traded simultaneously.

5 active PRO/PRO+ accounts per person, combined across both types — three PRO and two PRO+ is fine, five of each is not. Separately, up to 10 passed tests may be activated in any 30 calendar days.

Test (Evaluation) Rules — The 6 Core Rules

One rule set across all 5 sizes.

$25,000 — - TP $1,500 — / DD $1,500

$50,000 — - TP $3,000 — / DD $2,000

$75,000 — - TP $4,500 — / DD $2,500

$100,000 - TP $6,000 / DD $3,000

$150,000 - TP $9,000 / DD $4,500

Micros count at 10:1 — a $50K account can hold 6 minis or 60 micros.

Rule 1 — Hit your profit target. Fixed by size, as above.

Rule 2 — Don't exceed maximum position size. A static contract limit that does not scale with profit.

Rule 3 — Don't hit the EOD maximum trailing drawdown. Calculated only at the end of the trading day, not during open trades. It appears in the Control Center as Minimum Account Balance.

On a $25K account it starts at $23,500 and follows your highest EOD balance upward, stopping permanently once it reaches the original $25,000 starting balance. If the balance touches that level at any moment — realized or unrealized — the account is liquidated immediately.

Rule 4 — Trade approved products during approved hours. Most CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX futures are permitted. Positions cannot be carried from one trading day to the next. The window runs 6 PM – 5 PM ET, and TPT auto-closes any open position at 4:55 PM ET. Trades opened at or after 6 PM count toward the next trading day. Holiday-adjusted closes are the trader's responsibility, and missing one means liquidation.

Rule 5 — Be consistent.

Rule 6 — No counter positions. No opposite positions in the same or closely related products across any accounts under your control. Covered in Section 2.4.

No daily loss limit at any stage — Test, PRO or PRO+.

No news trading restrictions on Test accounts. They apply only from PRO onward.

The Test is a monthly subscription, not a one-time fee, with no time limit to reach the target.

Billed on the same calendar day each month until cancelled.

Breaking a rule does not cancel the subscription — you must cancel it manually from the dashboard.

Resets are available at any time and do not change the renewal date.

If a renewal payment fails on the final attempt, the account expires and cannot be reactivated.

Passing with an overdue balance means the account will not move to PRO until it's paid.

On passing, the Test subscription is automatically cancelled. PRO carries no recurring fee.

Consistency applies only during the Test phase. Neither PRO nor PRO+ has any consistency requirement.

Requirement 1 — minimum 5 trading days

A trading day is any day on which you place at least one trade — there's no minimum profit attached. Hit the target in 2 days and you still need 3 more active days. No maximum; take as long as you like.

Requirement 2 — no day above 50% of net profits

Highest profit day ÷ Net P/L = Consistency percentage

The result must be below 50%, measured on net P/L.

Exceeding it does not fail the account — it raises your target.

Updated Profit Goal = Net P/L × 2

The adjusted figure appears directly in the dashboard.

Worked example ($50K, target $3,000): Day 1 makes $2,000, all other days combined make $1,100, so net P/L is $3,100. Consistency is $2,000 ÷ $3,100 = 65% — too high. The updated requirement becomes $3,100 × 2 = $6,200. Once net profit passes $4,001, the $2,000 day falls below 50% and the rule is satisfied.