A&nbsp;Profitable Day is not based on the calendar — it’s based on your trading activity.
To count as a Profitable Day, you must:
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Close a trade with a net profit of 0.5% or more of your initial balance.
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The day you close the trade is what counts, not the day you opened it.
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Example:
You open a trade on&nbsp;Monday and close it on Thursday with 0.5% profit or more →
Thursday counts as&nbsp;1 Profitable Trading Day.

A Profitable Day is not based on the calendar — it’s based on your trading activity.

To count as a Profitable Day, you must:

 * Close a trade with a net profit of 0.5% or more of your initial balance.

 * The day you close the trade is what counts, not the day you opened it.

Example:

You open a trade on Monday and close it on Thursday with 0.5% profit or more →

Thursday counts as 1 Profitable Trading Day.

Profitable Trading Days (PTD)

Leverage

30-Day Inactivity Period

Max Daily Drawdown (MDD)

Max Absolute Drawdown (MAD)

Maximum Trailing Drawdown (MTD)

Over-Leveraging

Consistency Score 

Definitions

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