BEM Classic: targets, static floor and qualifying days
Calculate BEM Classic's phase targets and minimum qualifying-day profit on a hypothetical size, keeping its static floor distinct from the daily drawdown.
Targets use two distinct phases
Classic's current page gives 9% in Phase 1 and 4.5% in Phase 2. A hypothetical USD 50,000 initial balance implies USD 4,500 and USD 2,250 targets respectively.
Sources for this section
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Diagram explained
Check each phase and qualifying day separately
- Phase targets: 9% / 4.5%
- 9% static loss floor
- Qualifying day: realised 0.5%
Static floor stays tied to initial size
The stated maximum loss is 9% static. On that hypothetical size, USD 45,500 is the static floor; profit does not trail it upward.
Three days need qualifying profit
Each evaluation phase needs three qualifying days, with realised profit of at least 0.5% initial balance per day. For USD 50,000, that is USD 250, not merely a positive result.
The daily limit remains independent
The page separately lists daily drawdown. The target, day count and static-floor arithmetic do not establish compliance with daily losses or the terms' prohibited practices.
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