Consistency rule checker

Many firms limit how much of your profit can come from one day. Enter your daily results to see where you stand and what to do next.

How it works

best-day share = best day ÷ total profit (or ÷ profit target)

• Profit needed to comply: best day ÷ limit. With a $2,600 best day and a 40% limit you need $6,500 of total profit, made on days no bigger than $2,600.
• Biggest next day: a new day d becomes the best day if it’s larger than your current best, and it’s allowed only while d ≤ limit × (total + d), so d ≤ limit × total ÷ (1 − limit).
• Target-based rules are simpler: no day may exceed limit × target.

Firms word this differently. Some measure against total profit, some against the target, some count only winning days, some apply it only to funded payouts, and the limit varies. Some also have other consistency rules, such as lot-size consistency, that this tool doesn’t check. Read your firm’s exact wording before you rely on the result, and see consistency rules explained.