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Are there any risk per trade rules in ACG

Hey guys I'm thinking about buying my first account with alpha capital group and I don't want to go through all rules.

ARE THERE ANY RISK PER TRADE RULES?

ARE THERE ANY SL PLACEMENT RULES?

ARE THERE ANY MARGIN USAGE RULES?

any help would be greatly appreciated

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u/Long_Report5260 — 17 hours ago

Most traders don’t fail because they can’t read charts. They fail in the 10 minutes after hitting their daily loss limit — when ‘fuck it’ takes over and they trade like the account is already dead. Survive that moment and everything changes

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u/Altruistic-Yogurt932 — 5 days ago

$22,455 lifetime is a massive number for a title.

Braydon just crossed $22K in lifetime payouts with Alpha Futures. That's consistent execution stacked over time until the numbers start looking ridiculous.

Most traders never see a single payout. The traders hitting numbers like this aren't swinging for the fences every session. They're taking base hits, protecting capital on days where nothing is clean, and letting the payouts compound.

Alpha Futures CLICK HERE

Alpha Capital CLICK HERE

u/Kasraborhan — 7 days ago

$5,572 In Payouts In One Month Trading 4 Accounts Using Mostly One Model

Just locked in another payout cycle on these 4 Alpha Futures accounts and it brought the total up to $5,572 for the month. What’s crazy is almost all of it came from the same few setups I’ve been sharing here live the entire time.

Lately the IRL → ERL model has been absolutely printing in this market. NQ has been in a strong trending environment and instead of trying to be the hero calling tops every day, I’ve just been following liquidity and waiting for the market to pull back into imbalance before continuing higher.

That’s honestly been the biggest difference.

A lot of traders keep getting chopped because they’re forcing trades in the middle of ranges or trying to short a market that clearly wants higher prices. Meanwhile I’ve mostly just been sitting on my hands waiting for the same conditions over and over again: liquidity gets taken, price reclaims structure, we retrace into IRL, then expand toward the next ERL target.

The setups themselves are not complicated. The hard part is the patience.

This month only had a couple small red days across these accounts. Everything else was either base hits or bigger trend continuation trades. No crazy gambling. No oversized revenge trading. Just waiting for clean conditions and executing the same model repeatedly.

That’s also why prop firms have worked well for me. Being able to spread the same execution across multiple accounts makes a huge difference once you actually have a repeatable edge and proper risk management behind it.

The best part is these were all trades I talked about publicly while they were developing.

Still a lot more work to do, but this has probably been the cleanest month I’ve had in a while just from staying patient and sticking to what’s already working instead of constantly searching for something new.

If you want the full free video breakdown of the IRL → ERL model and how I’ve been using it in this trend, comment MODEL and I’ll drop it.

Also if you haven't seen it yet, Alpha just launched the Premium Plan. It's basically the plan every trader has been asking for.

Check it out below:

Alpha Futures CLICK HERE

Alpha Capital CLICK HERE

u/Kasraborhan — 8 days ago

$9,800 payout just hit for Diamond with Alpha Capital 💰📈

Another one. $9,800 performance fee secured and paid out to Diamond.

What people don't see behind these certificates is the amount of days where nothing happens. The traders getting paid aren't the ones glued to the screen 12 hours a day, forcing entries. They're the ones who wait, execute, and move on taking their chunk out of the market.

Trade with the best propfirm out there:

Alpha Futures click here

Alpha Capital click here

u/Kasraborhan — 13 days ago

Alpha futures project X

Does anyone know if aloha futures gonna give me problems when requesting a payout from my funded account that was transitioned from Project X over trading records or past logs? I just saw someone complaining from that and unfortunately my funded is with me since Project X platform

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u/FearlessBad3319 — 13 days ago

$4000+ across 4 Alpha zero accounts this month and I've only traded 4 days

I wanted to share this because it's the clearest example I have of what happens when you stop forcing trades and just take what the market gives you.

May 2026 so far. 4 trading days. Up about $1,000 per account across all 4 of my Alpha Futures 50K accounts. $4,000 total. One day away from another payout. And honestly the trade I'm most proud of this month isn't even a winner.

What happened today

We formed a forever model short from all-time highs. Setup was valid. I took the trade with reduced conviction because my weekly bias has been bullish since Monday, so I knew I was fading the trend. This is where watching the correlated pair saved me.

I always check ES when I'm trading NQ. The second ES swept the Asia session sell-side liquidity, I moved my stop to breakeven on NQ. Five minutes later price ripped through my original stop. But I was already at BE.

Two minutes after that, a 15-minute ORB to the upside formed. Clean break, clean FVG confirmation, aligned with the weekly bullish bias I'd been tracking all week. I took the long for a fixed 1R and it hit with zero drawdown on the entry.

I took a short I wasn't fully confident in with less size, protected myself immediately when the correlated pair gave me a warning sign, got out flat, and then flipped to the setup that actually aligned with the higher timeframe bias.

The bigger picture

If you look at this month's price action, it hasn't been clean the entire time. We've had expansion, some weakness, chop, and then continuation higher. That's where most traders mess up, I use to mess up here a ton and keep trying to either catching a falling knife or call a top. They treat every phase the same and end up overtrading in the worst conditions. I recognized this from past experience and decided to lean heavily on my 15-minute ORB during the trendy sessions and only take my IRL to ERL model when the higher timeframe structure was obvious.

The biggest shift for me has been focusing on execution rather than constantly searching for new setups. Whether it's ORB, liquidity-based entries, or higher timeframe reactions, the edge comes from how well you follow your rules. Not how many strategies you know.

What I've changed this year

A few things that have made a real difference:

  • Keeping risk consistent and not overextending on any single trade. When you combine that with scaling across multiple accounts, even small wins compound fast.
  • Tracking everything across all accounts in one place. When you can see your performance clearly it's much harder to justify bad trades or emotional decisions.
  • Recognizing that you don't need to trade more. Most of your progress will come from cutting out the unnecessary trades and focusing on the ones that actually meet your criteria.

The plan from here

I'm building each account up to about $2K in profit and then pulling 50% out at each payout cycle. The goal is to create a consistent income stream from these accounts by protecting capital, taking base hits, and compounding over time. If I lose an account along the way I'll get funded again and start the cycle over. That's the business model.

One more payout day away. I'll post the certificate when it hits.

Alpha Futures click here

Alpha Capital click here

u/Kasraborhan — 14 days ago