FunderPro $200,000 Challenge — Position Size Calculator

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On FunderPro's $200k challenge, you have $6,000 daily loss room and can absorb exactly 3 consecutive losses at 1% risk ($2,000 each) before breaching. At 2% risk ($4,000 per trade), just 1.5 losing trades will put you dangerously close to the daily limit. The math is unforgiving at this account size. For position sizing, 1% risk ($2,000) on EURUSD with different stop losses: 20 pips = 10 standard lots, 30 pips = 6.67 standard lots, 50 pips = 4 standard lots. On GBPJPY with higher pip values, 30 pips = 5.1 standard lots, while USDCAD at 30 pips = 6.8 standard lots. Always verify pip values as they fluctuate with exchange rates. The real danger with $200k accounts is overconfidence. New traders see the large balance and think they can risk $4,000-$5,000 per trade, but this leaves zero margin for error. One bad news event or gap can trigger multiple simultaneous losses, instantly breaching your daily limit. Your max drawdown is $12,000, meaning you can have two maximum daily losses before account termination. Trail-stop your equity carefully - if you're down $8,000 for the day and have open trades, close them. Don't gamble with the remaining $4,000 daily room. Between Phase 1 (need $20,000 profit) and Phase 2 (need $10,000 more), nothing changes in risk management. The consistency rule caps your best day at 40-45% of total profits, so if you make $20,000 in Phase 1, no single day can exceed $8,000-$9,000. This prevents one-hit wonders and forces steady performance. Funded accounts maintain the same 3% daily loss and 6% max drawdown rules. The only change is profit targets disappear, replaced by monthly withdrawal limits. Your position sizing formulas remain identical - don't increase risk just because you're funded.

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