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The equity stop-out (drawdown) is the lowest permitted equity value. If equity falls below it, all trades are automatically closed and the account is closed.
More profit = higher drawdown allowance. Withdrawals reduce balance and thus reduce drawdown.
Example: $5,000 balance with 10% drawdown = closes at $4,500. If account grows to $5,300, drawdown becomes $800.
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