Fifty points on NQ matches the ticket
NQ at $20 per point makes 50 points $1,000 and 60 points $1,200. The $1,200 version is slightly over 0.50% and still fine against a $5,000 day: four such losses are $4,800. A 100-point NQ stop is $2,000, 40% of the day and a third of the $6,000 trail, and it needs at least 20 points of target under the 5:1 rule. Eight MNQ at 60 points are about $960 if you would rather not use the full contract. The target is 6%, $12,000. Minimum days are 7.
Equity Guard at 1.75% is $3,500. That is the daily flatten, well above one planned stop and well below $5,000. Equity Guard must not stay on a $100K setting of $1,750, or it will flatten a normal $200K swing. Manual Trade Guard rehearses the stop on MT5. The live NQ stop is on your Apex platform at the fill.
Do not paste twenty full contracts into one idea
Up to 20 PA accounts may exist under one login. One NQ in each is twenty times $1,000 of risk if every stop is 50 points, $20,000 on the same Nasdaq candle. The allowance to hold many accounts is not an allowance to correlate them. Each trail is its own $6,000 at the start, and each locks at that account's initial balance plus $100. On this book the lock level is $200,100.
A +$2,200 open spike, the $100K horror story, is a smaller share of a $6,000 trail. It still moves the floor. Give back $2,000 of open profit and you have spent a third of the starting room while the closed trade can remain green. Partial before the fade. Bot Control can force that partial habit on an MT5 mirror and can hold 4:50 PM ET.
A $3,600 day crowds a $12,000 target
Thirty percent of $12,000 is $3,600. The loss limit is $5,000, so you can have a green day that is legal on risk and illegal on the payout share. Stop adding near $3,000. Six 2R winners at $1,000 are $12,000, which is the clean version of 10 to 16 trades. One 100-point NQ loss is $2,000 and does not move the target enough to justify the hole it leaves in the trail.
Payouts are 100% of the first $25,000 on the account, then 90%, every 8 trading days, with 5 days of at least $50. The 30% per-trade PA cap still needs a dashboard check. A $2,000 stop might be inside the $5,000 day and outside that per-trade rule. Semi-automated assistants are allowed. Unattended bots are not, even on a $200K PA.
One NQ or eight micros, written in advance
Pick one: one NQ at about 50 points, or eight MNQ at 60 points. Not both, and not a second index beside them. Flat before 4:59 PM ET. If the 13:30 UTC candle is already 140 points, the 50-point plan is invalid for that session. Skip it. Seven days give you another open.
Create a free Venasri account and store $5,000, $6,000, and $3,500 as the only alarms for this login. The $137 fee in the matrix is the $100K price. The risk math above does not depend on that fee. It depends on whether a 50-point stop is really where your Nasdaq idea dies, or whether you will drag it to 100 points the first time it hesitates.
