RiskGuard

The rule blocks before the order leaves.

Every trader has that day when they take themselves apart. RiskGuard exists for that day: max loss, contract cap, allowed hours, consecutive stops. The order that breaks the rule NEVER LEAVES. There's no warning to click past: it's a lock, immutable until 6:00 PM ET, on purpose.

Max daily loss & goalSynchronous gate on order submit + continuous monitor; separate auto-flatten for loss and goal.
Contract cap per accountApplies to the whole account, summing every symbol and what's resting in orders.
Blocked hours30-minute blocks in ET; the chart badge shows the allowed window.
Max averagingPercentage limit over the initial entry, so you stop doubling down before the account breaks.
Simultaneous accounts & groupLocks by number of accounts trading and by stopped-out accounts in the group.
Immutable until 6 PM ETAn armed rule can't be turned off mid-session. On purpose.
Lock lines on the chartWith the rule active, its max loss and max gain feed Chart Trading's daily loss limit and daily goal when they're tighter than the account's. The lines mark the exact price where the lock fires.
Panic ButtonIn the chart's corner: two clicks cancel everything, flatten the position and lock the account until 6:00 PM ET.

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Max daily loss & goal

Synchronous gate on order submit + continuous monitor; separate auto-flatten for loss and goal.

Contract cap per account

Applies to the whole account, summing every symbol and what's resting in orders.

Blocked hours

30-minute blocks in ET; the chart badge shows the allowed window.

Max averaging

Percentage limit over the initial entry, so you stop doubling down before the account breaks.

Simultaneous accounts & group

Locks by number of accounts trading and by stopped-out accounts in the group.

Immutable until 6 PM ET

An armed rule can't be turned off mid-session. On purpose.

Lock lines on the chart

With the rule active, its max loss and max gain feed Chart Trading's daily loss limit and daily goal when they're tighter than the account's. The lines mark the exact price where the lock fires.