Prop Shield versus stop loss: different controls, not substitutes
A trade-level stop differs from an equity-triggered hedge request. Understand symbol scope, netting accounts, costs and monitoring responsibilities.
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A trade-level stop differs from an equity-triggered hedge request. Understand symbol scope, netting accounts, costs and monitoring responsibilities.
Read moreA safety buffer moves the hedge-request trigger ahead of a stated limit. Understand EA floors, firm rules and execution limits before choosing it.
Read moreA daily loss percentage is not the whole rule. Check balance or equity baselines, reset time and firm restrictions before configuring Prop Shield.
Read moreThe high-water rule, escrow holding and clawback on breach — three structural rights TARAZ defines for investors.
Read moreRead the trading-behaviour passport next to the returns record; the combination paints a fuller picture of the manager.
Read moreAn equity limit must not be an arbitrary number; start from your loss tolerance and your strategy’s normal behaviour.
Read moreIf the manager crosses the committed rules, the escrowed part of the fee can be returned. The logic, conditions and limits of this mechanism.
Read moreTARAZ keeps part of the performance fee in escrow until profit proves durable, and keeps clawback possible if the rules are breached.
Read moreHow to read SANJESH output: what each signal means, how serious it is, and what to do — and not do — with it.
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