Meaningful trading activity means trades should reflect a genuine attempt to engage with the market under real conditions.
Examples of activity that may not be recognised:
- Repeatedly opening and closing trades with no clear intent
- Trading negligible size without a reasonable rationale
- Entering and exiting within the same range purely to simulate activity
- Placing trades only to satisfy the active day requirement
- Any activity designed to game the process or bypass assessment rules
To qualify as meaningful:
- Trades should have clear structure, including size, entry, exit, and risk parameters
- Activity should reflect a considered trading rationale
- Risk should be managed in line with the trader’s strategy and account size
- Trading behaviour should be consistent with genuine market engagement
Aralyx evaluates more than returns. We review consistency, risk behaviour, decision-making, and whether the trader can operate within a structured risk environment over time.
