What is Consistency Rule?

A rule some prop firms use requiring that no single trading day accounts for more than a certain percentage of total profits. For example, if you made $5,000 in a month, no single day can be more than

Consistency Rule in Prop Firm Trading

A rule some prop firms use requiring that no single trading day accounts for more than a certain percentage of total profits. For example, if you made $5,000 in a month, no single day can be more than $1,500 (30%). This prevents traders from getting lucky on one trade and passing. It rewards genuine, consistent edge.

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