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Consistency rule math
Some firms cap how much of your total profit one day can be (for example 30–50%). One huge day can make the target harder, not easier.
Example with a 50% rule: a $1,500 best day needs at least $3,000 total profit before you can pass or get paid, even if the target is lower.
Steady, similar-sized days pass the rule naturally. Oversized days are usually oversized risk, too.
The free consistency calculator shows how much more you'd need after your best day.
TradeCompass turns this into your own rules: it checks every trade against them and warns you before you break one.
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