Use the $1,100 on the contract, not half of someone else's $2,200
Half of the $100,000 day is $1,100, so the shortcut happens to be right, and it is still worth reading the dashboard. The trail is $1,500, not $1,100. You can lose a full day and still have $400 of trail, which is one more $250 unit plus a thin slip, not a new week. The target is $3,000. There is no second profit target. Five trading days and a 50% best-day share still apply on the Test. Half of $3,000 is $1,500, the same dollars as the trail.
A $1,600 green day fails the share. A $1,100 red day fails the loss line. Those two failures are $500 apart and they feel like different emotions. They are both the end of the attempt. Bot controls need a loss cap and a profit cap on this login.
Two micros fit, and one E-mini at a normal stop does not
NQ is $20 a point, so the $250 unit is a 12.5-point stop on one contract. That is tight for 9:30 AM ET. Two MNQ at 62 points are about $248 and give the structure room. Five MES at 10 points are $250 as well. One NQ at the 25-point stop people use on $100,000 is $500 here, 1% of the account, and two of them are $1,000, almost the entire day.
On MT5 the $250 mirror is 1.25 lots of a major with a 20-pip stop, or 0.50 gold lots with a 50-pip stop. A full 1.00 gold lot is $500. Stacked on an open MNQ position it is a second unit you did not mean to add.
The $50,000 PRO trail still follows the live high
A rally to $51,000 sets an intraday floor near $49,500 if the trail distance is $1,500 and the buffer is not built. Returning to $49,500 ends PRO. The loss versus the $50,000 start is $500, well inside the $1,100 day, so the daily meter looks fine. The Test would have waited until 5:00 PM ET to mark a similar trail. The funded morning does not.
Withdrawals at 80%, or 90% on PRO+, can start on day one after the buffer. They are not a reason to hold through 5:00 PM ET. The flatten is daily. A 40-point gap on one NQ is $800, most of the $1,100 day, if you left the contract on.
Flatten near $725 and leave the $1,450 figure on the other account
Equity Guard near $725 leaves about $375 under the $1,100 day. That is one $250 mistake of slippage, not a second full plan. The $1,450 guard from a $100,000 article is $350 past the point where this account is already closed. If you trade both sizes, the cards cannot share a number.
The listed $100,000 fee is $210. Do not assume the $50,000 fee matches it, and do not size as if the fee is the risk budget. Start a Venasri account with $1,100, $1,500, and $250 written on the $50,000 card before the first session.
