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How does the “additional lot value” and “maximum drawdown” rules work?

The best way to illustrate this is to provide you with a “real” example that occurred with one of our traders:

- On his first trading day, after successfully finishing the simulation period, trader ABC was allowed to start trading 2 contracts on the E-mini S&P500; total maximum drawdown was set at minus 800 USD (400*2) and the additional lot value was equal to 900 USD.

- on that same day, ABC realized several profitable trades and had a profit of 923 USD. Due to this ABC´s account had an end of day result equal to 923 USD (higher than the additional lot value of 900 USD), allowing ABC to have a new maximum position size of 3 contracts per trade. This means ABC´s new maximum drawdown was then increased from 800 USD to 1200 USD, meaning his account could go as low as minus 377 USD (923-(400*3)) before being stopped.

- on the following two days, ABC earned another 956 USD, making the profit on his account equal to 1879 USD. Due to this, ABC was given the possibility of trading a maximum of 4 contracts per trade and had a new maximum drawdown of 1600 USD, meaning his account could go as low as 279 USD (1879-(400*4)) before being stopped.

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If I successfully surpass the simulation, what´s the amount of money that I will be given to trade from Pulsar Capital´s own account?

You start with 2 lots of the product you have selected, with an “unlimited potential” behind it.
By "unlimited potential" we mean that the possibilities behind your trading strategy are gigantic.
The growth rate of your trading portfolio is exponential, and so will your potential profits be!
A little of math will easily show us how will this growth occur:

- as an example, and using the E-mini S&P500 contract (let us assume an index value of 1200), we start by allowing you to trade 2 lots, which means that the nominal value of your trading portfolio would be about 120,000 USD.
Now, let us assume that you always trade at your maximum position size. If this is the case, then after a gain of only 5% and based on the "additional lot value" approach your portfolio would be of 24 contracts, meaning that its nominal value would be in excess of 2.5 million USD.

As you can see, in theory, a 5% gain would increase the nominal value of your portfolio by twenty-fold.

And the best part?
70% of the profits achieved on the portfolio you are managing are yours!

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300英镑买个考试的机会，不知是否可以一试