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Trailing vs EOD drawdown, explained

How each loss floor moves, why it matters for a funded account, and a worked example you can step through.

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BestProps Research Team
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10 min

See it move

Drag the slider, press Play, or change the max loss. The same four-day path is run against all three floors. Watch Day 2: the account never falls more than $900 below its $50,000 start, and one floor type still ends it.

S1Same four-day path, three floors

Max loss
Equity path against three drawdown floorsA four day equity path on a $50,000 account with a $2,000 max loss. The intraday trailing floor follows each new equity high. The end-of-day trailing floor changes only after each close. The static floor stays at $48,000.DAY 1DAY 2DAY 3DAY 448K49K50K51K52K53KBELOW EVERY FLOORSTART $50,000, LOCK LEVEL$2,000MAX LOSS4.0% OF 50K01Intraday breachEquity $49,100, floor $49,200EOD $49,500STATIC $48,000EQUITY, SAMPLED 5 TIMES A DAY
Day 4, Close
F1Intraday trailingBreached
Floor
$49,200
Room at breach
-$100
F2EOD trailingAlive