Measures how steady your trading is, not how much profit you make. It checks if you're managing risk properly, rather than relying on one lucky trade.
It helps us see whether you're following proper risk management practices, rather than relying on luck or big one-off wins.
đˇ Is the Consistency Score Required to Pass?
No. The Consistency Score is not required to pass any funding program.
It only matters if you want to scale up your account:
Instant Funding: relevant from Level 2+.
Instant Funding Pro: relevant from Level 1+.
PS: The CS is not applicable to the scaling plans of the 1-step or 2-step programs.
đˇHow Is the Consistency Score Calculated?
Through the CTI's Consistency Score Calculator you can calculate your consistency score in seconds through this link:
Enter the profit or loss for each of your trading days and the calculator shows your score using the City Traders Imperium formula.
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1- Enter every trading day. Add the closed profit or loss for each day you traded. Losing days go in as negative numbers. Days with no trades are left out.
2- Read your score. The score is your single biggest day, win or loss, as a share of everything you made and lost. Lower means steadier.
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3- Plan your next days. The calculator tells you how much more trading activity you need before your biggest day stops dominating the account.
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đĄLower score = Better Consistency.đĄ
Itâs normal for your score to go up and down â review it regularly and adjust to improve.