Traders who intend to hold positions, both open and pending, beyond 10 pm GMT+1 on Friday are required to establish a stop-loss order as a critical risk management measure. This practice is instrumental in cultivating a disciplined approach that ensures effective fund management when traders are granted live funds. It's important to highlight that any trade initiated without a stop-loss order will be subject to automatic closure. Furthermore, it helps us emphasize the importance of instilling this risk management culture right from the SkillCheck stage. Aligning with Willis Capital's risk management measures should begin early in a trader's journey, thus ensuring that traders internalize the significance of prudent risk management practices and integrate them into their trading strategies. One key aspect to stress is that all stop-loss orders must adhere to the maximum drawdown threshold. This adherence contributes significantly to a comprehensive risk management approach, which is not just a set of rules but a fundamental culture within the Willis Capital fund. By instilling this culture of responsible risk management from the SkillCheck phase onward, traders are better prepared to navigate the dynamic world of trading and protect both their own capital and the interests of Willis Capital. It establishes a foundation of discipline and accountability that is vital in achieving consistent and sustainable trading success.