Trading Rules
Detailed Rules for Trading and Evaluation with NSF
8 articles
- How Is the Daily Loss Limit Calculated at NSF?At NSF, the Daily Loss Limit is a key risk rule designed to keep trading disciplined and consistent across all account types.
- Can I Hold Trades Overnight or Over the Weekend?Yes — NSF allows traders to hold positions overnight and over the weekend across all stages, including challenge and funded accounts.
- What Is the Maximum Drawdown Limit at NSF?At NSF, each challenge and account type has a defined maximum drawdown limit. This represents the maximum total loss allowed before an account is considered breached and closed.
- What Is the Leverage at NSF?At NSF, leverage is defined by the challenge type, not by a universal evaluation vs funded split. Each funding model has its own leverage rules, with optional upgrades available at…
- What Are the Consequences of Not Using a Stop-Loss on My Trades?At NSF, using a stop-loss is not mandatory. However, failing to use one can greatly increase the risk of breaching your account’s drawdown limits.
- What Trading Activities Are Prohibited at NSF?To maintain a fair, transparent, and sustainable trading environment, NSF strictly prohibits certain trading behaviors across all challenge and funded accounts.
- How Is Trade Risk Calculated at NSF?Understanding how trade risk is calculated is essential for managing exposure and staying within NSF’s risk rules—especially on funded accounts.
- Minimum 30-Second Trade Hold TimeThe 30-second minimum trade hold time means that every trade must remain open for at least 30 seconds before being closed.