u/ExtremeHamster

At the elite level, in a game of football, a football player only touches the ball for an average of 2 minutes over the span of 90 minutes. They are paid not to take the goal-winning kick that sends the ball to the goal. They are paid to be ready at a moment's notice for when the ball comes to them, whenever that may be, and do what needs to be done, whether it is to pass, mitigate pressure, or to deliver that kick to the goal. It's all about the never-ending preparation to allow yourself to execute decisively when the opportunity when it comes. Be ready and be patient. Don't trade just to trade; trade when the opportunity comes. A moment can change everything for you.

I got a 50k account with 5.5k in profit, but I don't know how to see what the drawdown auto liqudiation is on ATAS platform (i am able to on tradovate). So I don't know what my actual MLL is. According to one of their help pages, it is a EOD trailing drawdown and they don't mention anything about a lock. But another page says that it locks at 50,100. I don't want to be screwed over by these details, so does anyone know what the EOD trailing drawdown mechanics are?

Edit: I submitted a ticket to their support team and here's what they said:

"On a 50k EOD PA, once you reach the safety net balance ($52,100), the EOD threshold remains fixed at $50,100."