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Payouts are where most traders get confused.
Now you can:
• Input your desired payout
• See if you're eligible
• Understand what needs to be done next
The system tells you:
• How much you can withdraw
• What constraints you must respect
• What your next target is
No more surprises.
Adaptability 👇
Switch prop firm? Nothing changes.
The interface stays the same, but:
The system adapts to the new rules automatically.
Works with:
• Futures
• Forex
• Any prop firm model
You focus on trading. The tool handles the rules.
At any moment, you know:
• Where you are
• What you’ve achieved
• What is left to reach your goal
The tool shows:
• Your current limits
• Your progress toward payout
• Your consistency status
You are no longer trading blindly.
You are positioned.
The Solution 👇
This is exactly why I built the Prop Firms tool.
The system:
• Recognizes your account type automatically (Evaluation or Funded)
• Loads the exact rules of your prop firm
• Displays everything in a clear, structured dashboard
No more guessing.
No more searching through multiple pages.
Everything is in one place.
The Problem 👇
You open a prop firm account and suddenly you have to track:
• Daily loss limits
• Max drawdown (trailing or static?)
• Safety net threshold
• Consistency rules (30%? 50%?)
• Minimum trading days
• Minimum profitable days
• Profit targets
• Payout minimums & tier limits
• Profit split percentages
• Contract limits
• Daily P&L reset times & time-zones
• Max payouts allowed
That's 12+ rules. Per account. Per phase.
But no one shows you everything in one place.
And even worse:
Some rules are misunderstood or completely ignored.
This is where most traders fail , not because of strategy, but because of rule mismanagement.
So far we talked about Strategy, Risk Management, Recovery, and Daily Context.
But there’s one more problem most traders face:
Prop firm rules are confusing.
Different firms.
Different phases.
Different rules.
And most of the time:
The information is scattered, incomplete, or unclear.
Over time, tools like this help traders understand something important.
Trading results are not only influenced by the strategy you use.
They are also influenced by when you trade, what happens during the day, and the environment around the market.
Having this information organized in one place makes it much easier to review your trading and understand why certain days perform differently than others.
And this is exactly the goal of this project.
Not just to record trades, but to understand the entire trading process.
Tomorrow I’ll introduce another tool that focuses on something many traders deal with today:
Prop Firm Accounts.
👉 Interestingly, the tool solves a problem that most prop firms could build themselves, but for various reasons, usually don’t provide to traders.
So tomorrow we’ll look at how this system helps traders navigate prop firm rules, payouts and risk limits more safely.
The News section shows upcoming economic events for the current day and week.
You can set reminders for important events and receive alerts before they happen.
This removes one of the most common trading mistakes:
“I forgot there was news.”
With notifications and alerts in place, traders can plan their week in advance and avoid being surprised by market-moving events.
You can also add personal reminders and notes directly inside the system.
The calendar is also connected to the economic news system.
This means every trading day can be viewed together with the news events that occurred on that day.
So when you review a day, you can instantly see:
• which high-impact news were released
• how the market reacted
• how your trades performed around those events
• and everything remains stored in history so you can analyze it later
For example, you can immediately see:
• which days produce the best results
• which periods generate losses
• how consistent your trading actually is
But this tool also shows something important for prop and live traders.
It can estimate when your next payout day may be approaching based on your current performance.
It also tracks account activity, including withdrawals and deposits.
So the calendar becomes a complete timeline of everything happening in the account, not just a place to display profits or losses.
For this reason I built another tool.
It works like a visual timeline of your trading performance.
Instead of only seeing individual trades, you can see how entire days perform.
It shows your daily P/L and trading activity, allowing you to quickly identify patterns in your results.
🙋 Good morning traders, and I hope you had a good weekend.
Let’s continue the series.
So far we talked about Strategy, Risk Management and Recovery.
But trading is not only about what happens inside a trade.
It’s also about understanding the context of each trading day.
What happened today?
What events were scheduled?
What news moved the market?
How did it affect my trading?
Many traders only look at charts and completely ignore the bigger picture.
So, in simple terms:
Strategy tells you when to trade.
Risk Management tells you how much to risk.
Discipline is what allows you to follow both over time.
The Recovery Assistant is built to work directly with your Strategy and Risk Management rules.
It doesn’t generate generic recommendations.
Instead, it analyzes both the rules you defined beforehand and the real actions you take while trading, adapting its guidance to your actual system.
Because the hardest part of trading is not entering a trade.
The hardest part is managing yourself during the difficult periods that every trader eventually faces.
Based on this information, the system understands the current state of the account.
For example:
Are you trading at an equity peak?
Are you entering a drawdown phase?
Are you already in recovery mode?
Depending on the situation, the tool can suggest:
• reducing risk
• slowing down trading activity
• or maintaining discipline during good performance
In other words, it helps traders stay consistent when emotions usually take control.
Every trader goes through drawdowns.
They are unavoidable.
The difference between professional traders and struggling traders is not whether they experience drawdowns.
The difference is how they manage them.
The Recovery Assistant tool constantly analyzes the trading account and tracks things like:
• current drawdown
• drawdown history
• recent performance
• win and loss streaks
• total R gained or lost
Those difficult moments usually appear:
• after a sequence of losses
• or sometimes after a sequence of wins
This is when traders start to:
• increase risk to recover faster
• lose confidence in their system
• take impulsive trades
• revenge trade
So the real question becomes:
How do you stay disciplined when emotions start taking control?
That’s where the Recovery Assistant tool comes in.
At the beginning of this series I mentioned three basic needs of a trader.
• Strategy.
• Risk Management.
• Discipline.
We already talked about Strategy and Risk Management.
But discipline is where most traders struggle the most.
And interestingly, discipline usually does not break at the beginning of the trading day.
Discipline usually breaks during difficult moments.
You might notice that some of the things I’m explaining are the basics of trading.
That’s intentional.
I want to start from the foundation and build step by step, so that by the end you can clearly understand the full system and what I’ve built.
Most traders try to fix their trading.
I tried to fix the entire trading process.
To apply Risk Management correctly, traders also need a position sizing calculator.
For this reason I built platform integrations:
• EA for MT4 / MT5
• cBot for cTrader
• NinjaScript Add-On for NinjaTrader
These tools connect to the Risk Management profile and automatically calculate the correct position size directly inside the trading platform.
They also project Stop Loss and Take Profit levels, so the trader can visualize the entire trade before entering.
The Risk Management section also includes daily and weekly limits and a Recovery tool for drawdown periods.
The idea is simple.
Your system should not only tell you how to trade, but also when to stop trading and how to recover.
I also introduced a third type of risk.
DD Risk (Drawdown Risk).
This risk automatically adapts depending on the current drawdown of the account.
If the account enters drawdown, the system can:
• suggest reducing the risk per trade
• calculate how many trades you can still take safely
• adapt the risk profile depending on the situation
Everything adjusts automatically based on the account type.
• Demo accounts
• Evaluation accounts
• Funded prop firm accounts
• or Live accounts.
