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how many minimum holding time per trade? because it is stated scalping is not allowed for onefunded upcoming competition in September
Hi I read the competition rules and there's something I'll need you to clarify. When you say scalping is not allowed, what do you classify as scalping cus I'm an intraday trader and can open and close multiple positions on one pair in a day. So I'll like to know what you term as scalping for more clarity Thanks
fxfadli posted:how many minimum holding time per trade? because it is stated scalping is not allowed for onefunded upcoming competition in September
ra iso engres deng.gendeng.males translete..embuh..penting gak scalping..kalao aku pake sesionality
Hi! The Scalping part is the minimum holding time which is often 2 to 5 minutes, which I think is not allowed
Could you provide major details about the ''scalping''?
OthmanMaishanu posted:Hi! The Scalping part is the minimum holding time which is often 2 to 5 minutes, which I think is not allowed
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fxfadli posted:how many minimum holding time per trade? because it is stated scalping is not allowed for onefunded upcoming competition in September
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To clarify for everyone asking scalping in this context isn't about how many trades you open per day, it's about holding time per trade. Based on the responses here, a trade closed within roughly 2–5 minutes of opening is what's being treated as scalping, and that's what's restricted in the September OneFunded contest.So an intraday trader who opens and closes several positions on one pair in a day is fine, as long as each individual trade is held longer than that minimum window. The confusion is understandable since "scalping" isn't always tied to a hard time threshold across different prop firms some define it by trade count, others by holding time, others by both. If anyone wants a definitive answer rather than a forum consensus, it's worth checking OneFunded's official rulebook or contacting their support directly, since the exact cutoff (2 min vs 5 min vs something else) hasn't been stated precisely here.
Do hedging strategy and EA allow?
fxfadli posted:how many minimum holding time per trade? because it is stated scalping is not allowed for onefunded upcoming competition in September
There’s no fixed minimum holding time I hold the trade based on the setup and market movement
not a specific number of minutes. As long as the setup remains valid I stay in
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Is the trade/competition going to be able to already copy trades from my existing registered system here on myfxbook or am i going to have to place trades separately from another trading platform?
I will be winning this competition. Sorry y’all.. you might as well just pack your bags and go home early 🤣
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I claimed free $10 k account on myfx book website. now the problem is that i cant open any trade i think trading is disable till now and also i cant access on one funded website.
Healthy competition.
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Peezo posted:To clarify for everyone asking scalping in this context isn't about how many trades you open per day, it's about holding time per trade. Based on the responses here, a trade closed within roughly 2–5 minutes of opening is what's being treated as scalping, and that's what's restricted in the September OneFunded contest.So an intraday trader who opens and closes several positions on one pair in a day is fine, as long as each individual trade is held longer than that minimum window. The confusion is understandable since "scalping" isn't always tied to a hard time threshold across different prop firms some define it by trade count, others by holding time, others by both. If anyone wants a definitive answer rather than a forum consensus, it's worth checking OneFunded's official rulebook or contacting their support directly, since the exact cutoff (2 min vs 5 min vs something else) hasn't been stated precisely here.
Who are you, and what are you basing these claims on?