The Consistency Score™ is a proprietary metric developed by trader2B® to measure a trader’s ability to manage risk and perform steadily over time — similar to how a FICO credit score reflects financial responsibility.
Instead of evaluating credit usage, the Consistency Score™ evaluates how disciplined and stable a trader is by analyzing key performance factors:
1. Maximum Daily Drawdown
The largest drop from peak to low in a single trading day.
Smaller drawdowns signal disciplined risk control.
2. Daily Net Profit
Your day-to-day profit or loss.
More consistent profitable days push the score higher.
3. Total Account Balance
Your overall equity during the evaluation period.
Higher balances indicate stronger performance.
4. Trading Period Length
The total number of days you’ve been evaluated.
Longer periods provide more accurate consistency measurements.
5. Average Win vs. Average Loss per Trade
A critical factor showing how well you manage risk on each position:
If your average win is greater than your average loss, your score improves.
If your losses are larger than your wins, your score declines.
This ratio reveals whether your trading approach is structurally profitable.
How the Score Works
By combining all these elements, the Consistency Score™ evaluates:
How steady your profits are
How often you avoid major drawdowns
How well you control your losses
The balance between winning and losing trades
Your overall discipline and risk-adjusted performance
A score below 0 indicates poor consistency and weak risk control.
A score above 50 reflects strong, professional-level consistency — the type of trading performance that can sustain a funded account.
