All Collections
Trading Combine®
Trading Combine® FAQs
If I break a rule, does my Trading Combine® automatically close?
If I break a rule, does my Trading Combine® automatically close?
Updated over a week ago

If you exceed the Maximum Loss Limit (MLL) in your Trading Combine, it is considered a rule violation. Consequently, your account will have to be reset to be eligible for funding again; This article explains how breaking the MLL affects your Trading Combine subscription.

If I break a rule, does my Trading Combine automatically close?

Your Trading Combine will not automatically close or cancel after you've broken the One Rule (the Maximum Loss Limit); the Trading Combine is a subscription that recurs monthly either until you pass, or choose to cancel that subscription.

If you break a rule and have not reset, your account will Reset-at-Rebill when your next monthly payment, aka your rebill, is charged. This will provide you with a new trading account that is eligible for funding along with a reset starting balance and no broken rules.

If you hit your Daily Loss Limit or Maximum Loss Limit while trading in the Trading Combine, your account will be automatically liquidated for the rest of the trading day. This means that any orders placed after hitting the limit will be rejected. Once the markets reopen, you will be able to trade again. However, if your Maximum Loss Limit was previously hit, your account will not be eligible for funding until it is reset.

Remember: it is not a rule violation to hit your Daily Loss Limit, since the DLL is only an objective, not a rule. However, hitting your MLL is a rule violation that requires a reset for that account to be eligible for funding again.

Learn more about how the subscription and rule violations work here: How does the monthly subscription work?

What happens if I break a rule in my Funded Account?

Click here to learn more: Funded Account Rule Violation FAQ

Did this answer your question?