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What to watch for: a newer firm with less of a track record, 7 confirmed rules worth reading (flipping / windfall, copy trading & ea (bot) rules, group trading / signal copying, martingale / grid strategies, inactivity rule, mandatory stop-loss / risk rules, minimum trade duration / anti-microscalping).
This score is about trust and reputation: how traders rate the firm, how long it has run futures accounts, and how many restrictive conduct rules sit in its terms. It is not a rating of how good or generous its accounts are, so a firm with excellent accounts can still land in the middle here.
See Blue Guardian Futures's accountsTrustpilot rating of 3.7 out of 5.
Confirmed: flipping / windfall, copy trading & ea (bot) rules, group trading / signal copying, martingale / grid strategies, inactivity rule, mandatory stop-loss / risk rules, minimum trade duration / anti-microscalping.
Trading futures since 2024, about 2 years.
Discourages martingale-style inconsistent sizing and encourages (without strictly mandating) back-tested, consistent risk-to-reward ratios.
What this rule meansAI, bots, and other fully automated trading mechanisms are strictly prohibited across all account types. Semi-automated tools are allowed only if the trader actively monitors and manually manages trades: fully hands-off, continuous day-and-night automation is explicitly forbidden.
Coordinated trading with others to execute identical or opposing strategies across unconnected accounts is explicitly prohibited.
What this rule meansExplicitly not permitted: trading strategies that progressively increase position size after a loss (or series of losses) to recover previous losses, including generally "inconsistent" contract sizing used the same way.
What this rule meansAt least one trade required every 30 calendar days on evaluation accounts, and every 7 calendar days on funded accounts, or the account is considered inactive and breached.
What this rule meansA stop loss is NOT mandatory, but deliberately trading without one and relying on the account's own Trailing Threshold to close the trade as a way of "blowing the account" is explicitly banned and called out by name as gambling, not trading.
What this rule meansLess than 50% of total profit may come from trades held under 10 seconds: applies during both the Evaluation and Funded phases. Distinguishes this ("microscalping") from ordinary short-term scalping, which remains allowed.
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