At Trader GP, a trading day is counted when a trader places at least one trade within a 24-hour market period.
Minimum Trading Days Requirement
• To complete the evaluation phase, traders must meet the minimum of 5 trading days.
• A trading day is only counted if a trade is both opened and closed within that day.
• Holding a trade overnight does not count for the previous day but for the day it is closed.
• The 5 trading days do not need to be consecutive—you have unlimited time to complete them at your own pace.
Examples
✅ Example 1:
• A trader opens and closes a trade on Monday → ✅ Counts as 1 trading day
✅ Example 2:
• A trader opens a trade on Monday and closes it on Tuesday → ✅ Tuesday counts as a trading day, but Monday does not
✅ Example 3:
• A trader places trades on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday → ✅ 3 trading days counted (they do not need to be consecutive)
❌ Example 4:
• No trade is placed on a given day → ❌ No trading day counted
Why is the Minimum Trading Day Rule Important?
• Ensures traders demonstrate consistency over multiple days.
• Prevents passing the challenge with a single high-risk trade.
• Encourages responsible trading behavior.
If you have any questions about trading days or challenge rules, contact our support team.