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An equity-prop site that hands exceptions to a human in risk.
A printed risk manual is the object on the desk. The trader wants to know which human reads an exception, not how to pass a test. Risk@ is that human. Equity@ is the desk that can say, in the firm's words, what the equity book covers. Traders@ is for a program question that is not a request to bend a rule. Buying power and overnight treatment stay inside the manual. It does not teach the evaluation.
The risk manual is the object here
Show the manual as a document the firm controls, with a date and a version. Risk@ receives exception requests that cite the section. The form asks for the section, the account the firm issued, and the conflict the trader sees. It does not ask for a strategy. Equity@ does not override the manual from a sales mood. Traders@ does not either. An exception is a reading of a rule, and the page calls it that so nobody thinks the site is a workaround.
Buying power is described only as a term defined in that manual. No multiple of equity, no intraday figure, no screenshot of a platform balance. Overnight is the same: the page can say the manual states whether positions may be held overnight, and risk@ answers a trader who cannot find the sentence. The page does not restate the sentence in looser words. Loose words are how a limit moves without a version change.
Exceptions go to a person on the risk desk
Name the hours risk@ is staffed. An exception that arrives when nobody is there should say so on the form, before the trader hits send. Equity@ can describe the equity book at the level of what the firm trades, naming categories the firm approves, not a hot list of symbols with targets. Traders@ answers how to find the manual. A pass-the-test script is not hiding in any of the three. If a blog draft contains steps to pass, the draft is thrown out.
The futures prop page is a different rulebook. Do not paste overnight language from one onto the other. A trader who holds both relationships still writes the equity question to equity@ and the futures question to that other desk. Risk@ on this page is the equity risk desk, and the label should say so if the firm splits teams. One shared risk@ with no label is how an equity overnight question gets a futures answer.
The equity book is not a test script
Describe the book as the set of products the firm already trades, in the firm's nouns. Stop before a setup, a scan, or a checklist for passing an evaluation. Traders@ can confirm that an evaluation exists and where its rules are stored. It cannot coach the attempt. Buying power questions that try to reverse into a strategy are sent back to the manual's definition. The site does not work the example for them.
No payout percent sits beside the equity book. That refusal is on the general prop page and it is repeated here so a deep link cannot dodge it. The studio does not fund the account. Risk@ will not trade a rule breach for a higher buying power number, and the form should not offer that swap. Overnight exceptions cite the manual section. They do not arrive as a story about why the trade should be allowed.
Growth fits an equity prop desk that must put the risk manual in front of traders and send exceptions to risk@ without a pass-the-test script.
Motus does not fund an equity account, promise a payout, or describe how to pass an evaluation. Equity is the instrument the firm already trades.
The package
Starter is $274, Growth is $597, and Authority is $1,197. Each price is one time. Year-1 hosting is included, then hosting is $150 a year. There is no monthly website retainer. Company email on your domain can use equity@, risk@ and traders@. A mailbox-provider seat fee and a registrar's domain fee are quoted before they start. We do not provide the licensed service.
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Questions
- Where does an equity prop exception go when the manual is the object?
- Risk@, citing the section, the account the firm issued, and the conflict. The form does not ask for a strategy. Equity@ does not override the manual, and traders@ does not either. The page says whether anyone is staffed before the trader sends the note.
- Who at an equity desk reads a buying power question from a trader?
- Risk@ points the trader to the manual's definition and does not restate it in looser words. No multiple and no platform screenshot go on the site. Traders@ can help find the document. A question that tries to turn buying power into a strategy is sent back to that definition.
- What overnight rule will a prop page refuse to rewrite in friendlier words?
- Whatever the manual already says about holding positions overnight. The site can admit the manual contains that topic. It will not paraphrase the limit. Futures overnight language is not pasted onto this equity page. Exceptions still cite a section and go to risk@.
- Can an equity prop page script a way for traders to pass the test?
- No. Traders@ may confirm that an evaluation exists and where the rules are stored. It will not coach the attempt. There is no setup, scan, or checklist for passing. The studio does not fund the account, and no payout percent sits beside the equity book.
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