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ThinkCapital Martingale Rule
The Simple Answer
The martingale and strategy rule at ThinkCapital is: Prohibited. Opening larger positions after losing trades to recover losses is banned as it compounds risk and breaches risk limits..
Even where martingale is allowed, reckless sizing can still breach the risk and drawdown rules.
Martingale at a Glance
How It Works
Martingale means adding to a losing position to average down. Firms often group it with grid, hedging and other high risk styles.
Trade a consistent, directional strategy and avoid tools that automate ultra fast entries or hedge across accounts to stay compliant.
Final Thoughts
Check the ThinkCapital strategy rules before relying on martingale, since related styles like grid and hedging are often restricted.
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FAQ
Is martingale allowed at ThinkCapital?
Prohibited. Opening larger positions after losing trades to recover losses is banned as it compounds risk and breaches risk limits.
Which strategies are usually banned?
Firms commonly restrict grid, hedging, arbitrage, high frequency trading and tick scalping.