How It Works
If your total profit is $1,000 on your account, one of the previous days cannot exceed $300 (30% of $1,000 = $300). But if it does, no worries — you just need to increase your total profit. For example, if you make $330 on your best day, you just need to increase your total profit from $1,000 to $1,100 and you enter the consistency rule (30% of $1,100 = $330).
Example
If you make $1,000 in 4 days ($250 each day), your best profit day is $250, and $250 out of $1,000 total profit represents 25% — you pass.
But if, out of those 4 days, you have one day at $350, one day at $100 and two other days at $250, it is still $1,000. However, your best profit day is $350. That is 35% of $1,000 total profit — exceeding the 30% rule.
Note — Express to Live accounts: The 30% Consistency Rule does not apply to Express to Live accounts (25K, 50K, 100K, 150K). E2L accounts have no consistency rule.