I agree with your analysis. And the reason you can have a $300 daily limit is you also put up decent P&L on the green days, from looking at the combine stats you posted. And since you don't have a weekly loss limit on the 30k account, that's an advantage. So as long as you keep the $300 number intact, then the focus is on the trailing max draw, which as you correctly noted that you would have to hit your stop six days in a row to exceed your max trailing dd.
The $200 loss limit is definitely too low, especially on the 50k combine. This is why I keep pointing out the discrepancy in TST's rules between the combine and the live Jr Trader account. You obviously figured it out, and realized that the 50k combine is NOT the same as the 50k live account when you factor in the additional Jr Trader metrics, and switched to the 30k combine.
There has to be a reason why the "100's who have passed the combine" don't make Sr Trader, or TST would promote the stats, as it's in their best interest to show it can be done.
The ONLY combine that is currently structured similar to the live Jr Trader account is the 30k combine, the rest are NOT.
