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The5ers High Stakes 2-Step $100K: max daily loss changed and 1 other term

Captured 2026-09-15 from the firm's own published terms and an independent source.

TermWasNowMove
Max daily loss5%4%-20%
Max overall loss10%8%-20%

On 15 September 2026, a capture of The5ers High Stakes 2-Step $100K account showed two loss limits had moved from the terms recorded on 1 September 2026. The max daily loss changed from 5% to 4%. The max overall loss changed from 10% to 8%. Both figures moved by 20% as published in the change record.

The max daily loss sets the threshold for how far equity may fall within a single trading day before the account breaches; the max overall loss sets the equivalent threshold measured against the account's starting balance or peak, depending on the firm's stated calculation method. Both are monitored during the evaluation phases and determine the point at which the account is closed.

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