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Elite Daily V2 – 40% Consistency Target (Evaluation Only)

Accounts purchased on and after 5/11/26

Elite Daily V2 – 40% Consistency Target (Evaluation Only)

The 40% Consistency Rule applies during the Elite Daily evaluation phase.

Although there are no minimum trading days beyond the required minimum to pass, traders must demonstrate balanced profit distribution in order to qualify for funding.


What Is the 40% Consistency Rule?

No single trading day may account for more than 40% of your total profit at the moment the profit target is reached.

This rule is designed to encourage consistent trading performance rather than relying on one oversized trading day.


How It Is Calculated

Formula

Largest Profitable Day ÷ Total Profit × 100

If the result exceeds 40%, the account is not yet eligible to pass.


Example – Violation

$50K Account

  • Profit Target: $3,000

Trading Results

  • Day 1: $2,000

  • Day 2: $1,000

Calculation

  • Total Profit = $3,000

  • Largest Day = $2,000

$2,000 ÷ $3,000 = 66%

Result

❌ Not compliant

The trader must continue trading to distribute profits more evenly.


Example – Compliant

Trading Results

  • Day 1: $1,200

  • Day 2: $1,000

  • Day 3: $800

Calculation

  • Total Profit = $3,000

  • Largest Day = $1,200

$1,200 ÷ $3,000 = 40%

Result

✅ Passes consistency requirement


What Happens If You Exceed the Rule?

If the 40% consistency threshold is exceeded:

  • The account does not yet qualify to pass

  • Sim funding will not be issued

  • The trader must continue trading

  • Additional profits must be generated to reduce the percentage impact of the largest trading day

The rule does not automatically fail the account. It simply requires more balanced profit distribution before passing.


Important Notes

  • Applies only during the evaluation phase

  • Checked when the profit target is reached

  • Based on closed profits only

  • Recalculated continuously as profits increase

  • There is no consistency rule once funded


Summary

  • Largest trading day may not exceed 40% of total profits

  • Applies only during evaluation

  • Encourages consistent trading behavior

  • Violations can be corrected by generating additional profits

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