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What is Minimum trading days?
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Minimum trading days is a prop firm rule requiring you to place trades on a set number of separate days before you can pass, even if you hit the profit target sooner.
Key points
- Stops a pass from one lucky day.
- What counts as a day is defined by the firm.
Minimum trading days explained
It is meant to stop a pass from a single lucky day. Firms define what counts as a trading day, such as a day with at least one trade or a trade of a minimum size, so check the definition.
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