Why do prop firms have trading rules?

Prop firms have trading rules to protect their capital and ensure traders manage risk responsibly. These rules create consistency and prevent emotional trading decisions.

Do trading rules help traders become more disciplined?

Yes. Trading rules help traders develop discipline by setting boundaries that limit overtrading and emotional decision-making. Over time, this improves consistency and performance.

What are examples of common trading rules?

Common prop firm trading rules include daily loss limits, maximum drawdown limits, position size restrictions, and mandatory stop-loss policies.

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