Rushing the Evaluation instead of trading patiently
Common Mistakes · Market Rush Help Center
Speed Does Not Improve Your Chances
A common mistake traders make is attempting to finish the Evaluation in the shortest time possible. This often leads to overtrading, oversized positions, and emotional decision-making. Market Rush is not designed to reward speed or aggressive behaviour.
The Evaluation has minimum trading day requirements for a reason. These exist to ensure that traders demonstrate stability and discipline across multiple sessions, not just a single favourable market move.
How Rushing Causes Evaluation Failure
Traders who rush often increase position size unnecessarily, trade every small price movement, or continue trading after reaching their daily comfort limit. This behaviour frequently results in breaching Max Daily Loss, hitting drawdown limits, or violating consistency rules.
The Right Mindset for the Evaluation
Successful traders treat the Evaluation as a process, not a race. They trade selectively, stop when conditions are unfavourable, and allow results to build gradually. Patience and restraint are often the difference between passing and failing.