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Tier 11-stepTrailing Intraday (floor moves with every tick)

Apex Trader Funding Drawdown Recovery Calculator

After a drawdown on Apex Trader Funding, the math of recovery gets harder the deeper you go. With trailing intraday (floor moves with every tick), the floor may have already risen, leaving you less room than you think. This calculator shows exactly what recovery looks like.

Who should use this calculator

Best immediately after a bad day or week, when you need to see whether recovery is still realistic under Apex Trader Funding's drawdown rules.

Where this tool can mislead you

Recovery math breaks if you keep trading the same size while your buffer is smaller. The tool does not excuse oversized recovery attempts.

Rule inputs preloaded into this calculator

  • Account sizes reflected: $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, $150,000, $250,000, $300,000
  • Primary drawdown model: Trailing Intraday
  • Daily loss rule: No percentage-based daily cap stored in the current dataset
  • Max drawdown rule: Fixed dollar limits by account size
  • Profit split range: 100% to 90%
  • Largest configured account in this calculator: $300,000

Account Size

Apex Trader Funding$25,000Max DD: $1,500Target: $1,500
Inputs
Results

Drawdown Amount

$1,250

Trades to Recover (Expected)

53

Winning Trades Only

10

Remaining Buffer

$250

After a 5% drawdown ($1,250) on Apex Trader Funding $25,000, you need approximately 53 trades to recover at 55% win rate with 0.5% average win. You have $250 remaining before breach.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Apex Trader Funding's daily loss limit?

Apex Trader Funding's daily loss limit is not enforced as a percentage (check dollar limits per account size). For the $25,000 account, the daily limit is based on the trailing drawdown floor.

What drawdown type does Apex Trader Funding use?

Apex Trader Funding uses trailing intraday (floor moves with every tick). The floor moves up in real-time as your equity reaches new highs during the session.

How do I recover from drawdown on Apex Trader Funding?

After a drawdown, reduce your position size to 50-75% of normal to protect your remaining buffer. On Apex Trader Funding with trailing intraday (floor moves with every tick), be aware that the floor may have moved up, leaving you less room than you started with. Focus on high-probability setups and avoid revenge trading.

What percentage drawdown is too much to recover from on Apex Trader Funding?

If you have used more than 60-70% of your max drawdown on Apex Trader Funding, recovery becomes mathematically difficult because you need increasingly larger percentage gains to get back to breakeven. For the $25,000 account with $1,500 max drawdown, a drawdown of $1,050 or more puts you in the danger zone.

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Data source: Apex Trader Funding (https://apextraderfunding.com). Current rule set reflected here was reviewed 2026-03-21.

Drawdown type: Trailing Intraday (floor moves with every tick) | Daily limit: None | Profit split: 100-90%

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