Leveraged – Discussion/Q&A

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    Prop Forum
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    GB

    About Leveraged:

    Leveraged has built a flexible and transparent trading environment designed to give traders straightforward access to essential information, performance metrics, and modern trading platform tools. This setup allows traders to focus on execution and decision-making without unnecessary complexity. In return, participants are expected to trade with consistency and discipline, strictly respect defined risk parameters, and adhere to a structured trading methodology while operating within the Turbo and Sprint programs.

    With Leveraged, traders have the flexibility to choose from five unique funding program types: a two-step evaluation, three one-step evaluations, and a three-step evaluation. The account size selection is tailored to each trader’s preferences and prior experience. By effectively managing capital of up to $1,000,000, traders have the opportunity to achieve substantial profits while retaining profit splits of 80% up to 95%. This impressive feat can be accomplished through trading a diverse range of financial instruments, forex pairs, commodities, indices, stocks, and cryptocurrencies.

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    finotivefundingking
    Participant
    Do the points expire if you take a break from trading for a few weeks, or do they stay on your dashboard until you use them for an account?
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    dailyfx
    Participant
    Does the 50% discount apply to resets or strictly brand-new account signups?
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    realtrader007
    Participant
    How long is this 10% discount running for? Need to know if I have enough time to finish Phase 1 before it expires.
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    eurusdmixer
    Participant
    How are order execution speeds and spreads holding up on Leveraged’s cTrader server during heavy NY session volatility like NFP or CPI releases?
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