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# Minimum Trading Days

Minimum Profitable Trading Days rule requires you to achieve a net profit on a specific number of unique calendar days. This ensures your success comes from consistent, disciplined trading rather than a single lucky trade.

{% hint style="info" %}
**For example**, if the requirement is 5 days, you must close at least 5 separate days with a positive net PnL of 0.5%. If you hit your profit target in 2 days, you must continue trading for 3 more days, maintaining profitability on those days, to pass the phase.
{% endhint %}

To qualify, the day must end in a net positive return after all fees and commissions are deducted. Opening and immediately closing a micro-lot to "trick" the system violates consistency policies. You must also hit your overall profit target and stay within all drawdown limits to successfully complete the phase.


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