Trading Objectives
Calculate profit targets and understand every condition required to pass an evaluation phase.
Reaching the profit target is only one passing condition. The minimum trading days must be complete, every position must be closed, and the account must remain within all rules.
Before you start
Find the account's initial balance, current phase, profit target, and minimum-day requirement on the dashboard. Use the values attached to your account if they differ from a general program table.
Applies to
Profit targets and minimum trading days apply to evaluation phases. A simulated funded account does not use an evaluation profit target, but it remains subject to risk and trading rules.
How it works
- Profit target: Yangon Standard Phase 1 and Yangon Express require 10%. Mandalay Phase 1 requires 8%. Phase 2 of either two-step program requires 5%.
- Minimum trading days: Yangon Standard requires 4 per phase. Yangon Express and Mandalay require 7 per phase.
- Closed positions: Open positions prevent the automated pass check even when displayed profit is above the target.
- Compliance: A target cannot override a loss-limit or trading-rule breach.
How it is calculated
Target amount = initial simulated balance × target percentage
The pass check compares current profit with that target amount. It also checks the qualifying trading-day count and confirms that the open-position count is zero.
Worked example
A $10,000 Yangon Standard Phase 1 account has a 10% target:
$10,000 × 10% = $1,000 target profit
The phase can pass when current profit is at least $1,000, at least four trading days are recorded, no positions remain open, and no rule has been breached. A displayed balance above $11,000 with an open trade is not yet a passing state.
What happens if the limit is reached
The system marks the phase Completed only after all conditions are true. A two-step Phase 1 completion starts Phase 2 setup. A one-step completion or two-step Phase 2 completion moves to review rather than directly creating an eligible payout.
Common mistakes
- Counting calendar days instead of the trading days shown on the dashboard.
- Leaving a small or pending position open after reaching the target.
- Calculating a Phase 2 target from Phase 1 ending balance instead of the new account's initial balance.
- Increasing risk near the target and breaching a loss limit.
What happens next
Monitor the automated status update. If every condition is complete but the status has not changed after the displayed metrics update, follow Troubleshooting and support.