Educational worksheet · futuressignalsdesk.online · Updated 24 October 2026

Leeloo Trading: PA Fees, Qualification Days and Monthly Activity

Leeloo Trading's public support page separates qualification for a Performance Account from its fee and activity discussion. The selected FAQ, reviewed 24 October 2026, provides a useful example of why two day counts and two fee options should not be compressed into one universal programme rule.

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Qualification and continuing activity are different records

The public FAQ describes qualification through the relevant profit target, risk management and ten active U.S. traded days. In its fee section, it describes a one-time option as designed for active traders trading at least twelve days per calendar month, and warns against token trades merely to satisfy activity counts.

These statements refer to different stages and contexts. Keep qualification days separate from a later calendar-month activity record. This selected FAQ is not a complete review of every special account, rule exception or currently available product.

A simple fee comparison has a limited scope

The reviewed general fee section lists $88 monthly per Performance Account or a $250 one-time fee per Performance Account. Using those selected figures, three monthly charges total $264, which is $14 more than $250. That arithmetic alone does not select an appropriate product or establish the duration of an actual account.

It also does not include every possible programme cost. Keep the account type, stage, applicable activity conditions and quoted currency with each figure. The source dollar amounts should not be silently treated as Singapore dollars or converted without a stated exchange-rate observation.

Arithmetic using selected public FAQ figures; not a complete quote
FieldIllustrationLimit
Monthly fee option3 × $88 = $264Selected general PA fee only
One-time option$250Applicable product/activity conditions matter
Arithmetic difference$264 − $250 = $14Not a suitability conclusion
Day recordsQualification versus calendar-month activityNot one interchangeable day count

Keep trading-day evidence with its provider calendar

For an original journal, record the provider trading day, actual activity and the calendar month to which the programme assigns it. A local date on a phone is not enough to determine a U.S. traded-day count, especially when sessions cross midnight elsewhere.

Do not place a minimal trade merely to manufacture an activity record. The worksheet helps distinguish genuine records; it is not a plan for meeting a provider's rules or avoiding them. No platform, account, fee payment or personal acceptance was tested.

Compare like stages before another registration

A useful comparison labels whether each quoted amount belongs to evaluation, Performance Account access or continuing participation. It preserves the relevant day definition and selected product instead of comparing a general FAQ price against an unreviewed special offer.

The optional HashHedge invitation below concerns another programme. Leeloo qualification, fee options and activity requirements do not transfer through that link. Review the destination's own current conditions before registering.

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