Why are minimum trading days required?
Evaluation Process · Market Rush Help Center
Why Minimum Trading Days Are Part of the Evaluation
Minimum trading day requirements are in place to ensure that traders demonstrate consistency rather than passing the Evaluation based on one or two lucky trades. In both the Qualifier and the Validator, you must trade for at least 4 active days. Simply reaching the profit target in a single day is not enough.
Consistency Over Multiple Sessions
Professional prop firms and funded trading programs look for traders who can manage risk and generate profit across multiple sessions and different market conditions. By requiring a minimum number of trading days, Market Rush encourages you to build a repeatable process instead of relying on one unusually large trade. This makes your Evaluation performance a more accurate reflection of your true intraday and day trading skill.
Planning Your Trading Days
Traders often plan their Evaluation days strategically. Some choose to trade more actively during stable markets, while others reduce or avoid trading on days with major events, news, or extreme volatility. The key point is that every trading day counts toward your record of discipline, risk management, and consistency, not just toward hitting a profit target. This mindset is essential for long term success in any trading environment.