Start from the loss limit, not target profit
Decide the maximum loss you can tolerate in a session and on a single trade. Per-trade risk should allow for mistakes, costs and unfavorable moves rather than consuming all available headroom at once.
In simulated competitions, results matter, but remaining risk headroom determines your options. Use this interactive example to reason about limits, exposure and planned losses without placing orders.

Decide the maximum loss you can tolerate in a session and on a single trade. Per-trade risk should allow for mistakes, costs and unfavorable moves rather than consuming all available headroom at once.
An account may show a stable balance while open positions pull equity lower. Review the metrics defined by the competition rules, not just closed-trade profit.
Enter a virtual account size, a hypothetical maximum loss percentage and a planned loss amount. The example computes theoretical remaining headroom; it does not reflect official Challenge limits or provide investment advice.
Figures are illustrative, not official thresholds. No trades are placed.
No. You provide illustrative figures. Check the official rules for actual thresholds and methods.
No. It calculates locally and sends no orders, trading data or broker requests.
Simulated trading, no deposit required. This edition awards no prizes. Check registration and official rules before joining.
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