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Public previewLesson 3 — Session Limits, Daily Cut-Offs and Knowing When to Stop
Many bad trading days do not become destructive because of the first mistake. They become destructive because the trader keeps going after the session should already be over. Session limits and daily cut-offs are not signs of weakness. They are tools that protect capital, psychology, and process when the quality of the day has already deteriorated.
What you will learn
- explain why session limits matter
- understand the difference between a normal difficult day and a day that should be stopped
- recognize common signs that the session is no longer being traded well
- identify useful daily cut-off rules
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Who is this lesson for?
It is written for Intermediate prop traders and aligned to the FundoraPro track focus: protect capital, size properly and respect drawdown constraints.
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Key takeaways
- explain why session limits matter
- understand the difference between a normal difficult day and a day that should be stopped
- recognize common signs that the session is no longer being traded well
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