What Time Does TakeProfit Trader's Trading Day Reset?
Rules verified 2026-07-13 · official source
TakeProfit Trader's trading day resets at 5:00 PM (17:00) New York time, not your local midnight. That's when your end-of-day drawdown mark is set and a new day starts for the minimum-days count.
When the day flips
TakeProfit Trader runs its trading day on New York time, resetting at 5:00 PM (17:00). Because the boundary is tied to a fixed timezone, it follows that clock through daylight-saving changes — so relative to your own timezone the reset can shift by an hour twice a year. What never changes: it's TakeProfit Trader's clock that counts, not the one on your wall.
TakeProfit Trader has no daily loss limit, so nothing "resets" in a daily-budget sense — the reset matters for when your drawdown line can ratchet and how trading days are counted.
Max loss trails your END-OF-DAY balance (not intraday) and locks at your starting balance — it moves up only when you close a day at a new high.
What the reset actually moves
A reset time sounds like trivia until it costs you an account. At TakeProfit Trader, 5:00 PM (17:00) New York is when your end-of-day balance is stamped — the value the trailing max-loss line ratchets up from; the trading-day boundary is drawn — a day counts toward the 5-day minimum if you closed at least one trade before the reset.
The end-of-day stamp is the one that surprises traders: on an end-of-day trailing line, closing a day at a new high permanently moves your max-loss line up behind you. Where you are when the clock strikes 5:00 PM (17:00) is the number that sticks.
| Rule | How the reset applies |
|---|---|
| Daily loss limit | No daily loss limit at this firm |
| Max-loss (drawdown) line | End-of-day balance stamped here; the trailing line can ratchet up |
| Trading-day count | New day for the 5-day minimum |
How traders actually breach it
The classic reset mistake: not realizing that closing the day green ratchets the end-of-day line up. Give those gains back tomorrow and the line you're now measured against is higher than the one you passed yesterday.
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Recent TakeProfit Trader rule changes
2026-07-13 — PRO (funded) rules primary-sourced: intraday trailing drawdown off your peak balance including unrealized gains, trailing up until it reaches your starting balance then locking; immediate liquidation if balance touches the minimum. Added the weekly trading requirement (1 day/week), the no-counter-positions and no-bots rules, and the prohibited-news windows (FOMC / NFP / CPI + crude inventories / bond auctions). The $25K PRO drawdown ($1,500) is confirmed; the larger-size drawdowns remain on the prior encode.
2026-07-07 — Consistency clarification: exceeding the 50% best-day share does NOT fail the Test — TakeProfit Trader raises your required profit until your best day is back under 50% of total. Our tracker now grades it as a pass-gate, never a breach.
FAQ
What time does TakeProfit Trader's trading day reset?
At 5:00 PM (17:00) in the New York timezone — TakeProfit Trader's trading-day boundary, not your local midnight.
Does TakeProfit Trader reset a daily loss limit each day?
No — TakeProfit Trader has no daily loss limit. The 5:00 PM (17:00) New York reset draws the trading-day boundary and stamps the end-of-day balance the drawdown line trails from.
Does the TakeProfit Trader trading day reset at my local midnight?
No. It resets at 5:00 PM (17:00) New York time regardless of where you trade from, and it follows that timezone's clock through daylight-saving shifts.
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