How does the 30% consistency rule work?

Modified on Mon, 5 Oct at 12:19 PM

The 30% consistency rule applies to the initial profit target and requires that no single trading session account for more than 30% of the overall profit target.

With an initial profit target of $1,250, a single session cannot exceed $375 in profit without increasing the target. If a session exceeds $375, the profit target will be revised higher to maintain the 30% consistency requirement.

Once the profit target has been increased, it will not be revised lower, even if the account balance subsequently decreases. This also applies following a payout request.

To calculate the revised target, divide the profit from the highest-profit session by 30% (0.30). For example, if the highest-profit session is $600, the revised profit target would be $2,000 ($600 ÷ 0.30 = $2,000).

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