Plan an appropriate best-day profit limit before trading, or enter your
current results to see whether your account meets the consistency rule
and how much total profit may be required.
What is a consistency rule?
A rule that measures how much of your profit came from your best trading day
The smaller your best trading day is relative to total profit, the lower
your consistency ratio. For example, a $200 best day and $1,000 total
profit produces a 20% consistency ratio.
Consistency RatioBest Trading Day ÷ Total Profit × 100
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Before You Start
Plan Your Consistency Limit
Enter your profit target to calculate the highest best-day profit
that stays within your selected consistency limit.
Maximum Recommended Best-Day Profit—
Profit Target as % of Account—
Minimum Theoretical Profitable Days—
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Current Trading Results
Check Your Current Consistency
Enter your current profit figures to calculate your ratio and
the total profit required to meet the firm's limit.
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Maximum Best Day at Current Profit—
Required Total Profit—
Additional Profit Required—
Required Profit as % of Account—
How to Read the Result
Two ways to use the consistency rule
Planning
Set a best-day ceiling
Use your total profit target and the firm's limit to plan a maximum best trading day.
Compliance
Check your current ratio
Compare your current best day with total profit to see whether the account is compliant.
Recovery
Calculate the profit still required
If the ratio is too high, the calculator shows how much total profit is needed without increasing the best day.
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Prop firms may define the consistency rule differently. Always confirm whether
the firm uses closed profit, daily equity, payouts, or another calculation method.
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