The real combine risk box
The max loss limit is the real outer wall of the combine. Mayospell keeps it public because it shapes how a trader sizes, scales, and protects a good day.
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Trailing max loss and daily loss lock
See how the combine's real risk box works and why the daily loss lock changes both behavior and economics.
Updated July 5, 2026
What the daily loss lock does
The daily loss lock exists to stop the trader for the session before the behavior becomes worse. It should be visible, understandable, and attached to both pricing and payout policy.
Why it matters commercially
At Mayospell, the daily loss lock can change subscription discounts and funded payout-cap views. The portal keeps that relationship visible before purchase.