FuturesElite Elite: funded contract scaling
Plan the move from Elite evaluation to funded trading without carrying over the full evaluation position allowance; check simultaneous exposure by profit tier.
Reset the sizing worksheet
Elite evaluation starts with its full contract allowance, whereas funded accounts scale by profit. Passing therefore calls for a new position-size worksheet, even if you keep exactly the same strategy.
Sources for this section
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Diagram explained
Use the funded tier, not the old evaluation allowance.
- Evaluation allowance ≠ funded tier
- Sum simultaneous contracts
- Check tier after withdrawal
Sum concurrent exposure
The contract limit counts simultaneous contracts across instruments. Hypothetical limit of two contracts: one contract in market A plus one in market B already uses the allowance; a third is not a separate free slot.
Use the current profit tier
The published funded 50K table starts at two contracts below $2,500 profit. Do not substitute its evaluation allowance when an order ticket accepts a larger size; software acceptance does not establish rule compliance.
Review after a withdrawal
Before the next session, compare the actual remaining account profit with the scaling table again. Record position size, simultaneous exposure and current tier together so a payout decision does not leave an outdated sizing plan.
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