A $100 day on a $5,000 book
Daily loss is 2%, which is $100. The maximum in this plan is 3%, which is $150. Phase 1 is 6%, which is $300. Phase 2 is 0%. Four planned losses at $25 reach the $100 line, so the lot has to be the volume that loses $25 and nothing larger. Equity Guard belongs in front of $100, not in front of a $2,000 example copied from a $100,000 card.
The published trailing schedule names $2,000 on $50,000, $3,000 on $100,000, and $4,500 on $150,000. This $5,000 plan uses the 3% figure of $150. Do not replace $150 with one of those larger trailing amounts. Create a Venasri account and store $100 and $150 on this profile only.
The small account still flattens at 3:10
Size does not buy extra time. The position is flat before 3:10 PM CT, and the new CME session is 5:00 PM CT. Weekend holding is prohibited. The bot should flatten a $5,000 index scalp on the same clock as a $100,000 one.
Minimum trading days are two. The 50% consistency idea still matters: half of the $300 target is $150, which is also the maximum drawdown in this plan. A single day that makes the whole $300 is above half the target. Build the $300 across the two days instead.
Where a $25 stop has to live
Fills can be on TopstepX, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, or Quantower. The stop that risks $25 has to be on the platform that holds the order. CME order-to-fill limits apply if a tool edits that stop all day. There is no 200-trade CFD cap to count.
The $100,000 fee is $99 a month. It is not a statement of this account's invoice. News is permitted in the evaluation. Live funded accounts add Tier-1 flatten windows. The $100 daily line is the number that ends the day either way.
Five days of $200 versus a $100 day
A payout path asks for five winning days of at least $200. This account's entire daily loss is $100, and its Phase 1 target is $300. A $200 winning day is most of the target and more than the $100 loss line in the other direction. Treat $200 as a payout rule from the firm terms, and treat $25 as the trade size on this balance.
The first $10,000 withdrawn at 100% is a firm-wide payout term, far above this account. Do not size the $5,000 book as if you were farming that $10,000. The lot loses $25. The day ends at $100. The floor in this plan is $150.
