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US30 · $1000K

US30 lot size on a $1000K account

Risking 1% ($10,000) with a 80 points stop, you can trade 100 lots of US30 on a $1000K account; at 0.5% it is 62.5. Below: the full table by risk and stop distance, what each $1000K rule means in US30 price moves, and the margin limits.

US30 lot size table on $1000K

Lots by risk and stop distance, rounded down to the 0.1 step.

RiskStop 40 pointsStop 80 pointsStop 160 points
0.25% · $2,50062.531.215.6
0.5% · $5,00010062.531.2
0.75% · $7,50010093.746.8
1% · $10,00010010062.5

US30 on other account sizes

Key facts

Updated

  • On a $1000K account, risking 1% ($10,000) on US30 with a 80 points stop means 100 lots.
  • At 0.5% ($5,000) with the same stop: 62.5 lots.
  • Elite $1000K: the $20,000 daily loss limit is 200 points against you with 100 lots.
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100 lots

1% risk, 80 points stop.

$1.00 / point ($1)

Per standard lot.

$10,000

1% of a $1000K account.

No commission

Spread-only pricing.

2-Step Challenge: prices and rules

Target 10% + 5% · daily loss 4% · max loss 8% trailing · consistency 50%

AccountPricePhase 1 targetDaily lossMax loss
$5,000$44$500$200$400Choose
$10,000$69$1,000$400$800Choose
$25,000$159$2,500$1,000$2,000Choose
$50,000$279$5,000$2,000$4,000Choose
$100,000$559$10,000$4,000$8,000Choose
$200,000$1,069$20,000$8,000$16,000Choose

How the US30 lot size is calculated

Position size = risk in dollars ÷ (stop distance × value per unit). On US30, one point ($1) is worth $1.00 per standard lot, so a 80 points stop costs $80.00 per lot. $10,000 ÷ $80.00 = 100 lots (rounded down to the 0.1 step).

Spread add a little to the real cost of each trade, so many traders round down further. Calculated at the current US30 price of 52,573.95.

The $1000K rules in US30 price moves

Rules are set in dollars, but you watch the US30 chart. This is how far price can move against a 100-lot position before each limit is reached:

  • Elite: target $100,000 (1,000 points) + $50,000 (500 points), daily loss $20,000 (200 points), max loss $30,000 trailing (300 points), all with 100 lots.
  • At 1% risk per trade it takes 2 losing trades in a single day to hit the Elite daily limit.

Maximum US30 position size on $1000K

With 1:20 leverage one lot needs about $2,629 of margin, so a $1000K account could open about 100 lots in total. That is a margin ceiling, not a target: the daily loss limit is the real constraint.

When US30 moves most

The New York cash open at 09:30 New York time and the first hour after it; US data at 08:30 and Fed decisions. Size down around those moments: wider swings mean a wider stop, and a wider stop with the same risk means fewer lots.

$1000K loss limits in dollars and US30 moves

Every limit of a $1000K account, with how far US30 can move against 100 lots (the 1%-risk size with a 80 points stop). Figures come from the live catalogue rules.

ProgrammeDaily lossMax lossTarget1% losses to the daily limit
Elite$20,000 (2%) · 200 points$30,000 (3%, trailing) · 300 points$100,000 (10%) + $50,000 (5%)2

How the Elite works

US30 trading hours (UTC and New York)

Today's times, with current daylight-saving rules. The New York cash open at 09:30 New York time and the first hour after it; US data at 08:30 and Fed decisions.

EventUTCNew York
Week opensSunday 23:00Sunday 18:00
Week closesFriday 21:00Friday 16:00
Daily break21:00–22:0016:00–17:00
Most active: New York cash open14:30–16:3009:30–11:30
Daily loss limit resets00:0019:00
Evaluation weekend pause (Elite)Friday 20:45 → Sunday 22:00Friday 15:45 → Sunday 17:00
High-impact news: no new trades ±30 min (new paid accounts)e.g. 13:00–14:0008:00–09:00 (08:30 release)

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Frequently asked questions

How many lots of US30 can I trade on a $1000K account?

Risking 1% ($10,000) with a 80 points stop, you can trade 100 lots of US30 on a $1000K account; at 0.5% it is 62.5. The number depends on your stop: the table on this page covers 0.25% to 1% risk and three stop distances.

How much is 1 point ($1) of US30 worth?

$1.00 per standard lot. With 100 lots it is $100.00.

How many pips is the daily loss on $1000K?

Elite: target $100,000 (1,000 points) + $50,000 (500 points), daily loss $20,000 (200 points), max loss $30,000 trailing (300 points), all with 100 lots.

What is the maximum US30 position on $1000K?

With 1:20 leverage one lot needs about $2,629 of margin, so a $1000K account could open about 100 lots in total. That is a margin ceiling, not a target: the daily loss limit is the real constraint.

What are the US30 trading hours?

From Sunday 23:00 to Friday 21:00 UTC, with a daily break from 21:00 to 22:00 UTC. The New York cash open at 09:30 New York time and the first hour after it; US data at 08:30 and Fed decisions.

How much can I lose per day trading US30 on $1000K?

Elite: $20,000. With 100 lots, $20,000 is 200 points of US30 against you.

Is the capital real?

All accounts are demo accounts with virtual funds that run in a simulated trading environment. Rewards are paid in USDT based on your simulated performance, according to our terms.

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