Drawdown Guardian
Daily loss and max drawdown as two gauges in account currency, with the buffer turned into how far price can move against your book.
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Challenges are rarely failed by a lack of profit. They are failed by breaching a drawdown limit by a small amount on a day nobody was watching the number. Two gauges, both in cash rather than percent, because nobody sizes a trade in percent under pressure. Daily loss used against your allowance. Equity against the floor. All three drawdown models are implemented separately, not approximated: static from the starting funds, trailing on equity, and trailing on end-of-day balance, with an option for the floor to lock once it reaches break-even. Picking the wrong one is how people discover their real floor was four hundred dollars higher than they thought. The number that matters most is at the bottom: how far price can move against everything you have open before the tighter of the two limits is hit. Starting funds are detected from your own history, the day boundary is configurable, and floating profit is counted or ignored as your firm requires.
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