Sourced directly from Eleonex's own Terms of Use, section 2 (1-Step Evaluation).
Weekend holding is a third thing that splits along Core vs Flex, and Core's version is a hard breach
Pulse Core and Forge Core both allow weekend holding during evaluation, then flip to "strictly prohibited" once funded, "violating this rule will be considered a hard breach and will result in immediate disqualification from the program." Not a soft penalty, not a profit deduction, immediate account termination for a single position still open when the market closes Friday. Pulse Flex and Forge Flex don't carry this restriction at all, weekend holding stays fully allowed in both phases, consistent with the leverage and news differences documented above. Three separate mechanics now line up behind the same Core/Flex split, worth treating "Flex" as a genuinely different risk profile, not just a marketing label.
Pulse Core and Forge Core both allow weekend holding during evaluation, then flip to "strictly prohibited" once funded, "violating this rule will be considered a hard breach and will result in immediate disqualification from the program." Not a soft penalty, not a profit deduction, immediate account termination for a single position still open when the market closes Friday. Pulse Flex and Forge Flex don't carry this restriction at all, weekend holding stays fully allowed in both phases, consistent with the leverage and news differences documented above. Three separate mechanics now line up behind the same Core/Flex split, worth treating "Flex" as a genuinely different risk profile, not just a marketing label.
Pulse trails, Forge doesn't, everything else about the risk budget is identical
Pulse Core and Pulse Flex both run a 6% max loss that trails the higher of your initial balance or the equity at the start of each trading day, so the floor can rise as the account grows. Forge Core and Forge Flex run the same 6% figure as a static number, fixed to the initial balance and never moving. Daily loss is 3% either way. Pick Pulse for a floor that can loosen as you build a cushion, Forge for a floor that never moves regardless of how well the account is doing.
Pulse Core and Pulse Flex both run a 6% max loss that trails the higher of your initial balance or the equity at the start of each trading day, so the floor can rise as the account grows. Forge Core and Forge Flex run the same 6% figure as a static number, fixed to the initial balance and never moving. Daily loss is 3% either way. Pick Pulse for a floor that can loosen as you build a cushion, Forge for a floor that never moves regardless of how well the account is doing.
Same firm-wide issues apply
The firm overview covers what applies regardless of which model you pick: the largely undocumented payout process, the discretionary scaling review, and the copy-trading scope spread across three documents. Read it once rather than per product.
The firm overview covers what applies regardless of which model you pick: the largely undocumented payout process, the discretionary scaling review, and the copy-trading scope spread across three documents. Read it once rather than per product.
