Minimum Trading Days: Built for Trading Discipline
The Minimum Trading Days rule is designed to build disciplined habits and prevent one-day luck from deciding long-term progression.
A Trading Day is any day (based on CE(S)T) where at least one trade is executed. Each AFT Funded phase requires a minimum number of Trading Days before advancement, even if your Profit Target is reached early.
Key Points
- Discipline Over Speed: The goal is to show repeatable execution across multiple market sessions.
- Non-Consecutive Allowed: Trading Days do not need to be consecutive.
- Progression Requirement: You must complete both the profit target and the minimum day requirement before moving forward.
Example
Suppose your challenge requires 3 Minimum Trading Days, and you hit your 10% Profit Target on Monday (Day 1).
- Current Status: Profit target achieved, but minimum days are not complete yet.
- Next Step: Complete 2 more Trading Days before progression.
- Result: Once the third Trading Day is recorded and your target is maintained, you become eligible for advancement.
Summary
Minimum Trading Days reinforces professional consistency. It rewards traders who can perform with discipline over time, not only in one strong session.