Use closed profit or loss per trading day, in account currency. Negative numbers for losing days.
How the rule works
SabioTrade's FAQ example: a best day of $6,600 needs a total profit of at least $12,000 (6,600 / 0.55). If the account sits on $10,000, you keep trading until the total reaches $12,000. Exceeding the share does not fail the account, it delays the pass.
The calculator divides by total profit, the sum of all days including losing ones, as the FAQ example does. FTMO's Best Day rule uses only positive days, which is why the two numbers differ. More: 55% vs FTMO's 50%, all rules.
Questions
What is the SabioTrade consistency rule?
No single day and no single trade may make up more than 55% of total profit.
Does breaking it fail the evaluation?
No. You keep trading until the best day falls to 55% or less.
Does it apply to funded accounts?
Yes. The FAQ applies consistency rules to evaluation and funded accounts.