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News Trading Rules

News trading allowed with conservative sizing. Violations lead to review & possible suspension.

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Written by Boer Funded
Updated over a month ago

To balance flexibility with a fair trading environment, Boer Funded allows traders to engage in news trading with the following guidelines:

  • Permitted News Trading:

    • Traders are allowed to open and close positions during high-impact news events.

  • Holding Positions During News Events:

    • Traders may hold trades during news events and over weekends without restriction. If the news & weekend holding addon has been purchased during checkout!

Take Note: If you didn’t buy the addon at checkout, you’re not allowed to trade during major news events. Make sure to close all trades 5 minutes before and wait to trade again until 30 minutes after high-impact news.

This rule only applies in Phase 2 and the Funded Phase.

Here are all the major news your are not allowed to trade! "If you did not accept high impact news during checkout"

What We consider High Impact News Events

Unemployment Report

Consumer Price Index (CPI)

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)

Central Bank Policies

Federal Open market Committee (FOMC) Meeting

Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE)


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  • Profit Exclusion Window:

    • Profits from trades opened or closed within 5 minutes before or after a high-impact news event or economic speech on the affected currency will not count toward performance metrics. To qualify, trades must have been opened at least 5 hours before the news event.

  • Execution Types:

    • This rule applies to all forms of trade execution, including manual trades, pending orders, stop-loss, and take-profit orders.

  • Monitoring and Compliance:

    • Boer Funded will monitor trading activities during news events. Violations of this policy may result in review, suspension, or termination of the trading account, depending on the severity of the breach.

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