Your consistency P&L may look higher than your normal daily net profit because the consistency rule is based on accumulated profitable trades only.

Example:

• Winning trades: $2,000
• Losing trades: -$800
• Normal net profit:
• $2,000 – $800 = $1,200
• Consistency P&L: $2,000

In this case, your actual net profit is $1,200, but your consistency P&L will show $2,000, because the losing trades are not deducted from the consistency calculation.