FundedNext LIED About Their Loss Limits — Here's the Proof
FundedNext says their 50K funded account has an End-of-Day (EOD) maximum loss limit. That's misleading — it actually functions as an INTRADAY limit, which means you can get terminated mid-session even if your balance would recover by close.
I also found a hidden rule: you can't go more than 4 days without trading, which isn't clearly stated in their documentation.
In this video I break down:
→ Why "EOD" doesn't mean what you think it means at FundedNext
→ The 4-day inactivity rule nobody talks about
→ How this affects your position sizing and risk management
→ What to watch out for before you fund a 50K account
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⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 — Introduction to FundedNext
0:40 — Understanding Loss Limits (EOD vs Intraday)
1:22 — Trading Frequency Requirements