Part 7 · lesson 1 of 3

You learn the rule that measures your best day against the rest.

About 6 minutes.

Whose numbers these are

You have not picked a firm yet. So the figures below come from one firm’s published rules. Each one is named and dated where it appears. Pick a firm and the same lesson runs on your own numbers.

What this word meansWhy one very good day can cost you the account — Evidence: strongThe firm’s own published rule pages, held in the PitGrade firm registry · read 2026-07-14
The consistency rule

A cap on how much of your total profit any single day is allowed to be.

It does not stop you having a very good day. It decides how much else has to be there beside it before the good day is allowed to count.

This one comes back: One very good day can stop you passing. Which rule does that, and why?

That is the end of this one.

Next: You work out how much more you would need after a big day.