TakeJournal knows FundedNext Futures's 19 account types and checks their rules on every account you trade: the drawdown, the daily loss limit, the consistency rule and what a payout needs.
What TakeJournal checks on your FundedNext Futures account
Choose the product when you add the account; the rules come with it, and the account page shows where you stand against each one, from your own trades.
Drawdown
The liquidation level, trailing or static as the firm sets it, and how far the account is from it.
Profit target
The profit since the start against the target, raised where the consistency rule says so.
Daily loss limit
Today's result, open positions included, against the limit, and what reaching it does.
Consistency rule
The best day's share of the profit, and the profit that still brings it under the limit.
Minimum trading days
The days that count, and how many are still missing.
Activity
The days since the last trade against the firm's limit, and the last day a trade keeps the account.
Payout rules
Winning days, the payout period, the minimum and maximum and the buffer: when the next payout is possible.
Contract limit
The most contracts the product allows, the tiers that raise them and the daily loss with the profit, and how a micro counts.
Profit split
Your share of a payout, counted in the account's costs and payouts.
The Firm rules card of a demo account
Account types
19 account types in 7 programmes, as the firm's pages state them.
TakeJournal is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by FundedNext Futures. FundedNext Futures is a trademark of its owner, named here only to say which rules TakeJournal checks.
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