Part 9 · lesson 2 of 2

The number that ends accounts is not on your screen.

About 7 minutes.

Whose numbers these are

You have not picked a firm yet. So the figures below come from one firm’s published rules. Each one is named and dated where it appears. Pick a firm and the same lesson runs on your own numbers.

Say what you think firstThe number your platform does not show you — Evidence: strongPlatform interface survey held in docs/courses/PLATFORM-MODULES.md · read 2026-07-30

Look at your trading screen. Somewhere on it, does it say how close this account is to closing?

Yes — it is one of the numbers along the topNo — nothing on the screen says that

How sure are you?50% sure

Work it out with your own numbersThe number your platform does not show you — Evidence: strongPlatform interface survey held in docs/courses/PLATFORM-MODULES.md · read 2026-07-30

The number your screen leaves out, worked from the two it shows

What you put at risk on one trade, in dollars

With $150 at risk each time, the account can be wrong 13 times in a row before it runs out of room. At $300 it is 6.

Apex Trader Funding $50K evaluation, floor moves on every new high — published rules read 2026-07-14, spec 1.2.0

Price chartThe line that follows your best moment — Evidence: strongThe firm’s own published rule pages, held in the PitGrade firm registry · read 2026-07-14

The same week your screen would have shown you. Every value it displays is here; the one it does not is the line underneath.

Read position

Session 7 of 7: 50,000. Showing 7 of 7.

Every value in this series

Session	Value
1	50,000
2	50,180
3	50,430
4	50,240
5	50,110
6	50,020
7	50,000

This price path is generated. No market data is used or implied.