Intraday, then the account is gone
Marc's issue was not whether he could take profit. It was the drawdown.
Intraday cost him a lot of challenges: he would be in profit, price would retest his entry, and the account would blow even though the trade was still valid.
Trailing drawdown moved the limit against him while he was right. He stopped sending people there.
Static drawdown, daily limit at midnight
A-Book Funded uses a static drawdown: the max loss does not creep. The daily limit resets at midnight.
That is the rule he needed before he would recommend the firm to anyone.
What actually decided him: the rules are visible
The payouts mattered. Transparency is what decided him.
- Miss the consistency threshold and the account is not killed. He keeps trading until he hits it.
- Trade through a news event and they send a WhatsApp, remind him of the rule, and leave the account active.
“They put you in an environment you can actually trust.”
Two payouts, then the community
June 2026, then August 2026. Two payouts, $10,822 in total.
He tells members to trade at a firm that wants them funded, not eliminated, and says there is only one he will name. That figure is self-reported, on this firm only.
