What is the Lucid Trading consistency rule?
The consistency rule caps how much of your total profit can come from one trading day. If your consistency limit is 50%, no single day may account for more than 50% of your total net profit. It rewards steady, repeatable trading over one lucky day.
To calculate it, divide your best single day by your total net profit and multiply by 100. If that percentage is at or below your plan's limit, you pass. If it is over, you need to grow your total profit on other days until your best day falls back within the limit.
Lucid consistency rules and minimum days by plan
| Plan | Evaluation | Funded | Min days to pass eval |
|---|
| Lucid Pro | No consistency rule | 40% | 1 day |
| Lucid Flex | 50% | No consistency rule | 2 days |
| Lucid Daily | 50% | No consistency rule | 2 days |
| Lucid Direct | No evaluation - skips the eval | 20% | No eval |
The minimum days to pass follow directly from the consistency rule. Because Lucid Pro has no consistency rule in the evaluation, you can pass it in a single strong day, and the 40% limit only applies once funded. Lucid Flex and Lucid Daily use a 50% limit in the evaluation, so no single day can be more than half your total profit - which means you need at least 2 trading days to pass. Lucid Direct skips the evaluation entirely and applies a 20% consistency limit on the funded account.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Lucid Trading consistency rule?
The consistency rule caps how much of your total profit can come from a single trading day. If your limit is 50%, no single day may account for more than 50% of your total net profit. You calculate it by dividing your best day by your total profit and multiplying by 100.
Does Lucid Pro have a consistency rule?
Lucid Pro has no consistency rule during the evaluation. Once you are funded, a 40% consistency limit applies to your best single day.
What is the consistency rule on Lucid Flex and Lucid Daily?
Both Lucid Flex and Lucid Daily apply a 50% consistency limit during the evaluation and have no consistency rule once you are funded.
Does Lucid Direct have a consistency rule?
Lucid Direct skips the evaluation entirely, so there is no eval consistency rule. On the funded account it applies a 20% consistency limit.
How many days does it take to pass a Lucid evaluation?
Lucid Pro can be passed in a single trading day because it has no consistency rule in the evaluation. Lucid Flex and Lucid Daily require at least 2 trading days, because their 50% consistency rule means no single day can exceed half of your total profit. Lucid Direct has no evaluation - it skips straight to a funded account.
How do I pass the Lucid consistency rule?
Grow your total net profit on other days so that your best day falls within the limit. The minimum total profit you need equals your best day divided by the limit - for a 50% limit and a $1,000 best day, you need at least $2,000 in total profit.
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