Trading Rules
Targets, Daily Pause, Max Loss EOD, consistency, share limits, hours and more.
24. Profit Targets
The applicable Profit Target must be achieved using eligible Trading Activity while the Account remains compliant with every other rule. Thunder currently uses a 6% Evaluation Target and 3% Funded-stage Target. Bee currently uses an 8% Target. A Target is not a guaranteed payout amount and does not override payout caps.
25. Daily Pause
A 2% Daily Pause applies to all four current Stocks Program variants listed in Appendix A. When the platform determines that the Daily Pause threshold has been reached, trading may be disabled or paused for the remainder of the applicable trading day. The Daily Pause is a risk-control interruption and is distinct from the applicable Maximum End-of-Day Loss rule.
26. Maximum End-of-Day Loss
The applicable Maximum End-of-Day Loss is 4% for The Thunder and 3% for The Bee, on the one-time and monthly plans. The Trader must remain within the applicable threshold as calculated by the Company’s systems. A breach may result in Account failure, closure, reset eligibility, or other action permitted by the Program.
27. Consistency per Position
Thunder applies a 30% Consistency per Position threshold. Bee applies a 20% Consistency per Position threshold. The rule is intended to prevent qualification or payout performance from being excessively concentrated in a single position. The Company may calculate consistency using realized profit contribution and other position-level data shown in the Program systems.
28. Share and Position Limits
Stocks Programs are subject to maximum position-size limits where specified. For One-Time Programs, the current maximum shares per position are listed in Appendix A for Day Trading and for Swing, Pre-Market, and After-Hours Trading.
Artificially splitting one economic position across multiple orders or linked Accounts does not circumvent a position limit. Related orders and positions may be aggregated when determining compliance.
29. Maximum Allowance
For The Thunder and The Bee, on both the one-time and monthly plans, the current maximum aggregate allowance is $300,000. The Company may aggregate linked or related Accounts when applying these limits.
30. Copy Trading
The Thunder and The Bee, on both the one-time and monthly plans, permit copy trading only between Accounts of the same Account Size. All copying remains subject to maximum allocation, identity, anti-coordination, hedging, account-farming, and prohibited-conduct rules.
31. Trading Days and Minimum Time Requirements
The Thunder may be eligible to pass after a minimum of 1 trading day, on both the one-time and monthly plans. The Bee is an Instant Funding product with no evaluation; a payout requires at least 5 profitable trading days as described in Section 57. Numerical minimum-time conditions never waive other Program requirements.
32. News Trading
News Trading is expressly allowed for the current One-Time Thunder and One-Time Bee Programs. Traders remain responsible for volatility, liquidity, gaps, execution differences, and all applicable risk limits. Where a Monthly Program does not expressly state a News Trading rule in Appendix A, the Account-specific rule displayed at purchase or in the dashboard governs.
33. Swing, Overnight, Pre-Market and After-Hours Trading
Swing Holding is expressly allowed for the current One-Time Thunder and One-Time Bee Programs, subject to the lower Swing / Pre-Market / After-Hours share limits listed in Appendix A. Traders assume the risk of price gaps, liquidity constraints, halts, corporate actions, and market closures. Where a Monthly Program does not expressly specify these permissions, the Account-specific rules displayed for that Program govern.
34. Order Execution, Market Data and Corporate Actions
All simulated executions remain subject to available market data, venue conditions, platform performance, liquidity assumptions, volatility, halts, limit-up/limit-down conditions, and technical constraints. The Company does not guarantee exact fills, zero slippage, continuous pricing, or continuous availability.
Stock splits, reverse splits, dividends, symbol changes, mergers, spin-offs, delistings, trading halts, and other corporate actions may require simulated Account adjustments. The Company may make reasonable adjustments to preserve the intended economic and risk treatment of the Program.
35. Platform Availability
Services may be unavailable because of maintenance, updates, exchange or market-data interruptions, internet outages, cyber incidents, third-party failures, or force majeure. The Company may pause or adjust affected Accounts where reasonably necessary to preserve Program integrity.