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Trade The Pool
- Country
- Israel
- Founded
- 2022
- Max allocation
- $200K
- Platforms
- Trader Evolution
Trade The Pool 4.5 Trade The Pool: News and updates
TradeThePool Launches Limited-Edition $60K Program with Flexible Rules
TradeThePool has announced the launch of an exclusive $60,000 account designed to provide greater operational freedom for its traders. This limited-edition program will be available for only 24 hours to its community members. Operational Rule Enhancements The firm has introduced significant changes to the trading rules for this specific program, aiming to better accommodate various strategies: Removal of the 10-cent rule: Traders are no longer bound by this restriction when executing their moves. Reduced minimum hold time: The requirement to hold a position has been slashed from 30 seconds to just 3 seconds. Tiered Payout Structure The program allows users to choose between withdrawing profits early or scaling the account to earn a higher percentage of the split. The system is divided into three levels: Stage 1 Ability to withdraw up to 2% profit. 40% profit split for the trader. Stage 2 Ability to withdraw up to 3% profit. 70% profit split for the trader. Stage 3 Ability to withdraw up to 3.5% profit. Up to 90% profit split. To unlock the next stage, traders must complete at least seven days since the previous unlock and generate a 1% profit within that window. Consistency Requirements The 90% split in Stage 3 is subject to a consistency rule: no single trade may generate more than 20% of the total profit. If a single trade exceeds this threshold, the trader will receive a 70% split instead.
Trade The Pool Launches Earnings Season Trading Challenge
A funding firm has announced "The Earnings Challenge," an initiative designed to transform earnings season into a competitive and educational trading experience. The challenge will run from February 2nd to February 27th, offering traders an opportunity to capitalize on market volatility. The competition is open to new evaluation and funded accounts (with no prior trades) and will require trading exclusively from a curated list of 30-50 reporting earnings stocks. Participant performance will be measured strictly within the challenge period. Several categories have been established with significant prizes: Challenge 1 (Evaluation Accounts): Pass a new Evaluation (EV) account. Prize: A $5,000 EV account. Challenge 2 (Funded Accounts): Achieve the highest PnL on a new funded account. Prize: A $25,000 EV account for the top 10. Challenge 3 (Earnings King): Attain the best risk-to-reward ratio across eligible trades. Prize: A $50,000 EV account for one winner. Bonus Challenge 4 (Evaluation Accounts - Open to Everyone): Predict the end-of-day price of the featured earnings stock. Daily prizes: $25,000 and $50,000 EV accounts. Additionally, the initiative will include post-earnings educational content, offering detailed analyses of price reactions, key volatility levels, and examples of real trades. Interested traders can sign up via the firm's platform.
Trade The Pool Launches Copy Trading Feature for Evaluation Accounts
Trade The Pool has announced the introduction of a new Copy Trading feature within its platform, designed to optimize the management of evaluation accounts. This tool allows traders to replicate operations from one evaluation account to another, aiming to double the profit and loss (P&L) impact and synchronize position entries and exits. The feature seeks to enhance trading efficiency and scalability, enabling simultaneous management of up to two evaluation accounts with a single action. Key points and restrictions: Copy Trading is exclusively available for evaluation accounts. Eligible account models include: MAX/FLEX Day Trading ($5k, $25k, $50k – the $50k can only be paired with one $25k or $5k) and MAX/FLEX Swing ($2k, $10k). Trade copying is permitted between a maximum of two accounts. Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL) orders will not be automatically created for follower accounts and must be managed manually. Manual copying remains available for funded accounts. All copied trades must be executed directly by the user. The use of external or automated third-party copying tools is not permitted. All activity is subject to Trade The Pool's existing Copy Trading rules and terms.
Trade The Pool Introduces 24/5 Stock Trading for Traders
Trade The Pool has announced the launch of its new 24/5 stock trading feature, allowing its traders to operate equity markets during extended hours. This initiative aims to provide greater flexibility and continuous access to market opportunities. The new 24/5 trading functionality will be active from Monday 3 a.m. ET to Friday 8 p.m. ET. Traders will be able to leverage round-the-clock liquidity and capture after-hours volatility, reacting to news and events as they break. Key advantages include enhanced flexibility to trade according to the trader's personal schedule, the potential for superior order fills with less slippage, and the ability to trade US stocks from any global time zone. This is facilitated by a dedicated data feed from Blue Ocean. It is important to note that only limit day (session) orders will be accepted. Trading highly liquid stocks is recommended to ensure order fills. Regarding buying power, there will be no changes for Swing Trading accounts, while Day Trading accounts will have specific overnight buying power rules. This expansion represents an opportunity for traders to develop new strategies and gain a strategic advantage in the market.
Trade The Pool Introduces "5% Rule Indicator" for Streamlined Trading
Trade The Pool has launched its new "5% Rule Indicator," designed to simplify position sizing management. This custom indicator allows traders to maintain focus on price action by automating complex calculations. The indicator determines the exact number of shares a trader can operate, basing its calculation on the previous 1-minute candle. This functionality removes the need for manual mathematical computations during live trading. Users can download the "5% Rule Indicator" and integrate it into their platform. The setup process is straightforward, requiring its import via the indicators menu after download.
Trade The Pool and SignalStack Offer Free Trading Automation Trial
Trade The Pool has announced a partnership with SignalStack, a platform designed to automate trading strategies without the need for coding. As a benefit for its traders, Trade The Pool is offering a two-month free trial of SignalStack. This tool allows users to convert their winning strategies into profitable trading bots, optimizing execution and eliminating manual intervention. SignalStack is presented as a solution for efficient automation in the trading environment. Traders can access this offer via the partners page within their Trade The Pool HUB. After redeeming the trial, they will need to create an account on SignalStack.com, select 'Trade The Pool' from the 'Brokers & Webhooks' section, and enter their credentials to establish the connection.
Trade The Pool Announces Major Enhancements to Its Program Terms
Trade The Pool has implemented significant changes to its program terms, aiming to simplify the evaluation process and trading operations for its traders. The firm has eliminated both the 'halt rule' and the '8% rule' for all accounts, including evaluation and funded accounts. This measure focuses on reducing restrictions and offering greater operational flexibility. Another key update is the removal of the requirement to trade 20,000 shares before opening a position, allowing for a more agile start to operations. Finally, the minimum withdrawal amount for 5K accounts has been reduced from $300 to $150. These modifications are intended to facilitate success in evaluations and optimize overall conditions for traders.
Trade The Pool Announces Canada and US Tour in October
Trade The Pool, the renowned funding firm, has announced a Canada and US tour scheduled for October. The company's team will visit Toronto, Orlando, and New York, offering a series of events aimed at the trading community. The tour will feature educational sessions, interviews with industry experts, community meetups, giveaways, and other activities. All events will be streamed live via YouTube, allowing for global audience participation. Interested parties are encouraged to register on Trade The Pool's official website for more detailed information regarding the dates and locations of each event.
Trade The Pool Removes 8% Rule, Replaces with 5% Rule for Evaluation Accounts
Trade The Pool has announced an important update to its trading rules. The 8% rule, previously applied to all accounts, has been removed for evaluation accounts and replaced by a 5% rule. This new rule limits open positions to 5% of the traded volume in a given period of time. For example, if 50,000 shares of a certain stock were traded, only a maximum position of 2,500 shares (5%) is allowed. The 5% rule applies cumulatively during the specified period of time. It is important to highlight that the 8% rule continues to apply to funded accounts. Trade The Pool states that this change seeks to reflect the dynamics of the real market and encourage disciplined trading habits.
