Consistency calculator

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Not met: best day 54.17 % of the base, allowed at most 50 %. Missing: US$400.00.

The rule

146 consistency rules from 33 firms in our data – or your own. Every field stays editable.

Losing days lower the base and raise the share.

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Your daily results

6 days

One result per trading day, losing days with a minus (or with ±). "1,250.50", "1'250.50" and "−300" all work. Enter moves to the next day.

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Share of the best day

54.17 %

Not met – allowed is at most 50 %.

Best day (Day 3)
US$2,600.00
Total profit (net)
US$4,800.00
Limit for one day
at most US$2,400.00

What is still missing

US$400.00

more total net profit, from days no larger than your best

Base needed
at least US$5,200.00
Further days at your average of US$800.00
≈ 1 day

Daily results and the limit

Daily results and the limit6 days. Best day: Day 3 with US$2,600.00. Limit for one day: at most US$2,400.00 (50 % of US$4,800.00). 1 day above the limit. The values are in the table below.
Day by day: result and share of the base
DayResultShare of the baseNote
Day 1US$1,200.0025.00 %
Day 2− US$400.00–losing day, lowers the base
Day 3US$2,600.0054.17 %best day, above the limit
Day 4US$800.0016.67 %
Day 5− US$300.00–losing day, lowers the base
Day 6US$900.0018.75 %

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