Trading rules
One-sided speculative exposure
Repeated big directional bets with no risk control and no consistent method can be treated as speculative behaviour, even if they win.
Example of a breach
Three trades across a week, each risking close to the full daily allowance on a single directional bet, with no stop-loss discipline and no repeatable method. The account either passes on one outcome or fails.
Does Traderscale require a specific strategy?
No. No strategy is recommended or required. Your trading does need to show controlled risk, and it must not rely on reckless or purely chance-based exposure.
What is reviewed
Consistency of risk, repeated directional exposure, the rationale visible from the pattern and overall account behaviour.
Possible outcome
The account or payout may be affected where the behaviour is structurally unsound.
Related: Max risk per asset · Account churning
