The profit target sits $50 inside the grave
The standard $5,000 card is a 4% day and a 10% static maximum. In cash that is $200 today and $500 for the life of the book, so equity at $4,500 is the end. Phase 1 is 9%, or $450. Phase 2 is 6%, or $300. Three minimum trading days still apply, so the $450 cannot be a single ticket. The reset is 00:00 UTC, using the higher of day-start balance or floating equity.
Endurance on the same $5,000 purchase is a different card. Daily loss is 3%, or $150, and the trailing maximum is 6%, or $300. A trader who memorizes $200 and then sits the 1-step exam is already through the official day while the note still says there is room. Write the mode on the same line as the balance. Sign up on Venasri with Classic, Consistency, or Endurance named on the profile.
A $25 stop is 0.12 lots of FX or 0.05 lots of gold
Half a percent of $5,000 is $25. Majors pay about $10 per pip at 1.00 lot, so a 20-pip stop at 0.12 lots costs $24. At 0.13 lots the same stop is $26 and the unit is already gone. Gold pays $10 per 0.10 move at 1.00 lot. A 50-pip stop at 0.05 lots is exactly $25. A 0.10 lot gold idea, which looks tiny on a $100,000 screenshot, is $50 here and is 1% of the account.
If the 50-pip gold stop fills at 100 pips because the spread widened, 0.05 lots costs $50, a quarter of the entire $200 day. There is no second full idea after that if the morning already lost once. The bot desk should hard-cap this balance at $25 of computed cash risk, which means 0.05 lots of gold unless the stop is shorter than 50 pips.
The $450 target is a series of small R-multiples
A 2R winner on the $25 unit pays about $50. Nine of those, with no losers, are the $450 Phase 1 target. Real weeks have losers, so the path is longer, and that is acceptable because the minimum is three days. Risking $75 to finish faster is a different plan. Three such losses are $225, which is the whole day with $25 of spread still unused.
Consistency mode adds a 50% best-day cap that Classic does not. Half of a $450 target is $225. A single $240 afternoon can fail Consistency while remaining inside a $200 loss line if the sign had flipped the other way only by a small miss. If the purchase is Consistency, stop the session before one day owns the cycle. Classic can bank the same day and still owe the firm a clean 4% record.
Flatten near $162, and do not carry a $150 float
Official death on the standard day is $200. Equity Guard should flatten near $162, which is 3.25% of $5,000. Endurance should flatten closer to $112 because the official day is $150. A guard imported from a $100,000 article will sit idle while this account is already closed by the firm.
A $150 open winner is 3% of this book. Held through 00:00 UTC, it can become the base the next day is hung from. A full giveback then spends most of a fresh $200 hole. Close or partial that float before the snapshot. The next session should start from cash that is actually booked, especially into a weekend that Classic is allowed to hold.