Rule on Adding to Losing Trades
One of the most common reasons traders blow their accounts is continuing to hold losing positions after poor decisions, instead of cutting the loss early. This often becomes worse when traders add new entries to trades that are already in a floating loss.
To protect traders from rapid account loss and to prevent rule violations, we have enforced a restriction:
If a position is in floating loss, you cannot add new trades that would increase the total lot size by more than 2x.
Example:
If you have an open trade of 3 lots that is currently in loss, you are not allowed to increase the total position size beyond 5.99 lots.
This rule is designed to protect traders from losing their entire account on a single bad trade.
Violation of this rule will result in disqualification and account termination.