Take Profit Trader's evaluation: no daily loss limits firm-wide, a strictly-below-50% consistency rule, and a 5-day minimum that decides how fast you can actually pass.
Take Profit Trader removed daily loss limits across the whole firm, which makes this one of the most forgiving evaluations to survive — only the trailing max loss can end it. What it is not is fast. Two rules stack: a five trading day minimum, and a consistency rule your best day must be strictly below 50% of total profit, not merely at it. Most comparison sites model that rule as inclusive and report a shorter pass. TPT's own worked example shows otherwise, which is why our number is five days and some competitors' is three.
Your best day must be strictly under 50% of your total profit. A day landing exactly on half fails the check — the difference between < and ≤ is a whole extra trading day here.
Five days. The consistency maths alone would allow three, but the five-day minimum overrides it. The efficient shape is to reach the target across your first three days, then place one tiny trade on each remaining day purely to tick the box — the drawdown is still live on those days, so keep the size minimal.
Every figure below is checked against the firm's own documentation and re-audited weekly.
| Account | Profit target | Max loss limit | Daily loss limit | Max contracts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25K | $1,500 | $1,500 | None | 3 minis 30 micros |
| 50K | $3,000 | $2,000 | None | 6 minis 60 micros |
| 75K | $4,500 | $2,500 | None | 9 minis 90 micros |
| 100K | $6,000 | $3,000 | None | 12 minis 120 micros |
| 150K | $9,000 | $4,500 | None | 15 minis 150 micros |
The calculator applies these exact rules, shows your minimum days, the points and ticks you need per market, and — if you know your win rate — the odds you actually make it.
Open the free calculator →Five. That is the firm's minimum trading day requirement, and it binds before the consistency maths does. You can reach the profit target sooner, but the account will not convert until day five.
It is strictly below 50% of total profit, not up to and including it. A best day landing exactly on half your total profit does not satisfy the check — you need one more day than the arithmetic suggests.
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