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What Is the Equity Stability Score? | S2F Sim PRO Accounts.

This article describes how the Equity Stability Score (ESS) works and how to calculate it!

Updated over a week ago

The Equity Stability Score (ESS)

The Equity Stability Score (ESS) is a number that shows how steady your trading has been.

It helps us understand if:

👉 You made profits through consistent, smart trades
or
👉 You took big risks and got lucky with one or two large trades.


🧠 Why Do We Use It?

At Top One Futures, we don’t just look for big profits — we look for smart and safe trading.

Traders who grow their accounts steadily, with solid risk management, are more likely to succeed over the long run.

ESS helps us reward consistency, not chaos.


⚠️ Important Note

When we first launched, the maximum ESS allowed was 30% as part of a temporary promotion.

That promotional threshold has ended.

The current ESS limit is 20%.


🧮 How Is ESS Calculated?

The formula is simple:

(Best Day Profit + Worst Day Loss [as a positive number]) ÷ Total Profit × 100%


📊 Example

Let’s say:

  • Best day profit: $400

  • Worst day loss: -$350

  • Total profit: $3,750

Step-by-step:

  1. Remove the minus sign from the loss: $350

  2. Add best day + worst day: $400 + $350 = $750

  3. Divide by total profit: $750 ÷ $3,750 = 0.20

  4. Turn that into a %: 0.20 × 100 = 20%

✅ Your ESS is 20%, which meets the current requirement — so you're good to request a payout (as long as you also meet the other rules)!


📌 Final Tip

If your ESS is 20% or lower:

  • You’re trading smart

  • You’re managing risk

  • You’re eligible to request a payout (if other rules are also met)

If your ESS is too high, no worries — keep trading consistently and it will improve over time.

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