BG Futures: Standard versus Reserve loss rules
Compare Standard and Reserve loss controls by stage, especially Reserve's optional daily limit and its different evaluation and funded trailing behavior.
Daily loss is a configuration field
Standard and Reserve do not share a universal daily-loss setup. Reserve defaults to no daily limit but offers an optional checkout limit. Record the purchased option, not just the model name.
Sources for this section
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Diagram explained
Compare the purchased daily-limit configuration.
- Reserve daily limit is optional
- Reserve evaluation keeps trailing
- Funded lock is a separate stage
Reserve changes at the phase boundary
Reserve's current rule page says its evaluation floor never stops trailing; on funded accounts it eventually locks at starting balance plus $100. Keep two worksheets rather than copying the funded lock into evaluation.
Compare equal sizes
The displayed maximum drawdown allowances differ between Standard and Reserve at some sizes. Compare the same nominal size and phase. A larger headline account cannot by itself establish more room for a particular trade.
Test your intended behavior
Write a hypothetical losing session and ask which control would act first under each selected configuration. Include current equity, daily reference and existing overall floor. Vietnam is restricted; this is a comparison method.
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