Rules on Hedging and Martingale Strategies
At Fundex Plus, we encourage responsible trading practices and professional risk management.
Hedging
Hedging within the same account is permitted, provided it is used responsibly as part of a legitimate trading strategy.
✅ Allowed:
Opening buy and sell positions within the same account
Using hedging as part of a structured risk management approach
❌ Not Allowed:
Hedging across multiple accounts
Opening opposite positions on separate accounts to offset risk
Using multiple accounts to create risk-free outcomes
Coordinated hedging between different traders or accounts
Any attempt to manipulate platform rules, account performance, or evaluation outcomes through cross-account hedging may result in account disqualification.
Martingale
Martingale strategies are strictly prohibited.
Martingale refers to any trading approach that systematically increases position size after losses with the objective of recovering previous drawdown through progressively larger trades.
Examples include:
Doubling position size after a losing trade
Aggressively increasing risk following losses
Recovery systems designed to regain losses through escalating exposure
These strategies expose accounts to excessive risk and do not align with the professional risk management standards expected at Fundex Plus.
Why Is Martingale Prohibited?
Fundex Plus is designed to identify traders who can demonstrate:
Consistent profitability
Controlled risk management
Professional trading behavior
Long-term sustainability
Martingale-based systems rely on increasing risk rather than improving trading performance and are therefore not compatible with our evaluation standards.
Traders are encouraged to use disciplined position sizing and maintain consistent risk parameters throughout both evaluation and funded phases. 🚀