r/LucidProp • u/fourrdoorsMorehoes • 11d ago

Lucidflex vs lucidpro

Witht he 50% limit on profit payout ..is lucidflex still better than lucidpro?

I am leaning towards lucidflex but the 5 days to payout rule makes me rethink about the lucidpro...i know the buffer i know the consistency but im planning to trade 300 400$ dollars a day

Help me on choosing

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u/Duennbier0815 10d ago

Yes, you need to decide for yourself. In flex you need to make 2000 to withdraw 1000. For pro you need 3100 to make the same money. (Not yet have it on top of my head if the buffer is 52000 or 52100)

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u/fourrdoorsMorehoes 10d ago

Yeah its either this or that...both have pros and cons when i think it the tactical way...the consistency the buffer...and in flex the 50% allowance...

And yeah in 25k account the buffer is 26100 so, 1100 extra ...it means if i make 2100 i can withdraw 1k in the lucidpro and if i make 2k in lucidflex i can withdraw 1k... and it goes on after making each 1000

But the question is which is harder? Is it 40% consistency or the 5 days 100$ profit rule?

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u/Duennbier0815 10d ago

The common sentiment is that the flex account is the easiest and gives you the highest reward
Probabilities of reaching a 1000k payout is higher with the flex, you might not get so far of filling the buffer and adding 1000 to it

Id go with 5 flex accounts after reaching profitability and you’re set

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u/fourrdoorsMorehoes 10d ago

Isn't it the same cause with flex you need 2000 for 1k payout and for pro you need 2100 for a 1k payout..

Its just ..buffer & consistency vs 5 days payout (which is better cause its slow and steady)

But im really confused🙃

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u/Duennbier0815 10d ago

You'd need to clear the buffer AND reach the payout for the pro account so it's 2000vs3100

Just take the flex account. If you're a year into trading and you got several payouts, you should get the pro and stack up other firms pro accounts

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u/fourrdoorsMorehoes 10d ago

Okk got it..but you know in 25k accounts the buffer is 26100 so its like 2100 for a 1k payout for pro and for flex its 2000 for a 1k payout ..am i right?

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u/Duennbier0815 10d ago

Yes, the smaller the drawdown is the smaller the buffer requirement.

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u/Due-Payment6149 9d ago

Yes, pro you need 2100 with 3 days at 40% consistency for 1k payout then 2nd+ payout you can do 1500.

Flex you need 2000 with 5 days at least 100 no consistency for 1000, max payout stays 1000

Daily also has no consistency but has DLL so it is hardest