Lucid Trading LucidPro Evaluation — trailing drawdown — 25k
Lucid Trading LucidPro Evaluation's trailing drawdown limit is 4% of the account balance. The floor follows the recorded high-water mark minus the allowance and never decreases. It stops trailing when the recorded lock condition is reached. The rule above is fixed; what it means for your account is not — run your own win rate and average R against Lucid Trading's full published rule set in the free calculator at run your own book against Lucid Trading — free.
Lucid Trading's LucidPro Evaluation models its maximum drawdown as a trailing floor at the 25k account size: the threshold tracks the highest end-of-day closed balance and never moves back down. The floor stops trailing once it locks; the corpus records a lock condition for this program.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Allowance | 4% ($1,000) |
| Basis | end-of-day balance |
| Includes unrealized P&L | No |
| Evaluated | end of day |
| Locks / freezes | Locks at $100 above the initial account balance |
How large is Lucid Trading LucidPro Evaluation's trailing drawdown?
Lucid Trading LucidPro Evaluation allows a trailing drawdown of 4% of the account balance.
What does Lucid Trading LucidPro Evaluation's trailing drawdown track?
It tracks the highest end-of-day closed balance, and the floor never moves back down.
Does Lucid Trading LucidPro Evaluation's trailing drawdown stop trailing?
Yes — the corpus records a lock condition, so the floor stops trailing once it locks.
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