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The5ers $50K Account Risk Plan: $2,500 Daily Limit & Exact MT5 Lot Sizes

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The5ers $50K account risk plan resets the 5% daily line at 00:00 MT5 time, GMT+2 in winter and GMT+3 in summer, using the higher of balance or floating equity. On $50,000 that daily line is $2,500. High Stakes maximum loss is $5,000 (10%). Phase 1 is $4,000. Risk 0.50%, or $250, per trade.

GMT+3 summer midnight is when a $50,000 The5ers float becomes the next day's higher anchor. The5ers $50K account risk plan sets that anchor's daily loss at $2,500 and the High Stakes floor at $5,000. The lot has to lose $250 at the stop, not a lot borrowed from a $100,000 card.

$50K Daily Loss Limit $2,500 (5%)
$50K Max Drawdown $5,000 (10%)
0.5% Safe Risk / Trade $250 (1.25 FX Lots)
Phase 1 / 2 Targets $4,000 / $2,500
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What 00:00 does to a $2,500 day

The higher of day-start balance or floating equity is the base. On a flat $50,000 account the 5% day is $2,500. If equity is higher at 00:00 MT5 time, the next 5% is measured from that higher equity. A pullback spends the new day while the static $5,000 floor can still look far away. Equity Guard has to use the MT5 server clock, GMT+2 or GMT+3, not a New York close.

Phase 1 is $4,000, which is 8%. Phase 2 is 5%, or $2,500, the same dollars as one daily loss. A Phase 2 account that has a single full down day is back to the start of the phase. Three days of at least 0.5% are still required. On $50,000 that day is $250.

A $250 trade on a $50,000 book

0.50% risk is $250. The exact lot is the volume that loses $250 when the stop hits. It changes with the stop distance. It does not change with a feeling about the cash open. Ten losses at $250 reach the $2,500 daily line. One trade that risks $1,000 is four planned trades and leaves little of the day.

Bootcamp on this balance caps the step at 5%, also $2,500, and still rejects a naked position. Manual Trade Guard is the Bootcamp control. Hyper Growth is 3% daily, $1,500, and 6% maximum, $3,000. Those are not the High Stakes numbers, even though the login screen may show $50,000 in both cases.

A legal weekend hold can still move Monday

Weekend and overnight holding is permitted. The permission does not freeze the 00:00 stamp. A NAS100 or gold position that is open and green at GMT+3 Sunday into Monday raises Monday's base. High Stakes also blocks new orders in the 2 minute window around a red-folder release while allowing the existing hold. Create a Venasri account if you want the flatten decision written down before Friday.

The $100,000 evaluation fee is $495. The $50,000 book uses its own dollar map, separate from that invoice. Payouts on High Stakes are bi-weekly at 80% to 100%. A 10% milestone here is $5,000, equal to the maximum loss. The scale-up and the floor are the same distance.

Activity rules on a busier $50,000 book

Self-owned EAs and risk EAs are allowed on MT5. Copy signals shared across unrelated users are prohibited. Bootcamp adds a strict anti-hyperactivity watch and the mandatory stop. A $50,000 index scalp that modifies the stop on every tick can fail that watch while the $2,500 day is only partly used.

Platform choice does not branch. The5ers is MT5 only. There is no second terminal with a different daily line. If the equity stamp and the stop both live on that MT5 login, the $2,500 and $5,000 figures are the whole risk system for High Stakes.

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Frequently Asked Questions: The5ers $50K Account Risk Plan: $2,500 Daily Limit & Exact MT5 Lot Sizes

When does the The5ers $50K daily loss reset?

At 00:00 MT5 server time, GMT+2 in winter and GMT+3 in summer. The base is the higher of day-start balance or floating equity. On a flat $50,000 High Stakes account the daily loss is $2,500, or 5%. A higher equity stamp makes the next 5% a smaller cushion in practice.

What is the maximum loss on The5ers $50K High Stakes?

The static maximum is $5,000, or 10%. Phase 1 is $4,000. Phase 2 is $2,500. Hyper Growth on a $50,000 balance is a different contract: $1,500 daily at 3% and $3,000 maximum at 6%. Bootcamp's step cap is $2,500.

How large is 0.50% risk on $50,000?

It is $250 per trade, which is also the 0.5% High Stakes day you need three of. The lot is the MT5 size that loses $250 at the stop. The plan does not assign one lot to every symbol.

Can I hold a $50,000 The5ers trade over the weekend?

Yes on High Stakes, Bootcamp, and Hyper Growth. The 00:00 equity rule still runs. A green weekend float raises the next daily base. New High Stakes orders in the 2 minute window around red-folder news are prohibited even when the hold itself is allowed.

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