How daily drawdown works
A daily drawdown limit defines how much the modeled account can lose during one trading day. The calculator compares current equity with start-of-day balance and the configured limit. Open losses matter because equity can reach the boundary before a position is closed.
Why total drawdown is different
Maximum drawdown uses the original account size as its reference in this calculator. The tighter of the daily and total limits is the practical constraint. Always confirm the official rules for the specific evaluation.
Plan risk before entry
Pair this tool with the position size calculator and trade risk checker. That sequence turns a stop distance into an estimated position size and then checks the planned stop against both modeled drawdown limits.
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Frequently asked questions
Does this tool provide financial advice?
No. It provides information and mathematical calculations only. It is not financial, investment or trading advice.
Are results guaranteed?
No. Results depend on the inputs and omit factors such as fees, slippage, gaps and changing market conditions.
Do blockfunded rules always stay the same?
Use the official rules and terms applicable to the specific account. Presets are loaded from current configuration when available, while historical accounts may use an earlier captured ruleset.
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