Allocation
12X and 24X, explained
Example deposit: $1,000
12X
Trading allocation up to
$12,000
$1,000 your money · remainder is allocation, not cash
Documented on TAG's public Amplify page.
24X
Trading allocation up to
$24,000
$1,000 your money · remainder is allocation, not cash
Eligible CopyX/community option. Availability and terms must be confirmed in your own account.
The extra allocation is not your money
If you deposit $1,000 at 12X, you do not have $12,000 to withdraw. You have $1,000 plus or minus your trading results. The rest is trading capacity that exists only to size positions.
More exposure cuts both ways
At 24X, a market move affects your account roughly twice as much as at 12X. Winning trades are bigger. Losing trades are bigger too. Choosing a higher multiplier is choosing more risk.
The 5% threshold for 24X
Community materials describe an eligible 24X setup as having a stop/liquidation threshold of about 5%: if the account falls that far, positions may be closed. What the 5% is measured against, and exactly how and when positions are closed, are not confirmed in TAG's public terms.
It is not a guaranteed loss cap: fast markets, price gaps and slippage can mean a larger loss. Confirm the rule in your own account before funding.
It is also different from the strategy's historical drawdown — see Performance and proof.