Do you have a consistency rule for traders?
Alpha uses a Trader Score, which functions as our consistency measure.
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How Trader Score Works (Our Version of Consistency)
The Trader Score evaluates how balanced your performance is over time by measuring how much of your total profit came from your single most profitable day.
Trader Score Formula:
(Highest Single-Day Profit ÷ Lifetime Realized Profit) × 100
A lower Trader Score means your profits are spread across multiple days
A higher Trader Score means too much profit came from one day
This allows us to assess consistency without forcing traders to trade every day.
Why We Don’t Use Traditional Consistency Rules
Many firms require:
Daily profit caps
Fixed trading frequency
Forced minimum trading days
We don’t believe those rules reflect how real traders operate.
Markets don’t offer opportunities every day — and forcing trades often leads to bad decisions.
Why Trader Score Is a Better Consistency Model
Trade When Opportunities Exist
You’re never required to trade just to satisfy a rule.
Trade frequently or selectively — both are acceptable.
Quality Over Quantity
One strong trading day is fine.
What matters is that your success isn’t dependent on a single spike.
Adapts to Real Market Conditions
Trader Score evaluates performance over time, allowing you to:
Sit out low-quality market conditions
Capitalize on high-probability setups
Trade naturally, not mechanically
Our Philosophy on Consistency
At Alpha, consistency means repeatable performance, not repetitive trading.
Trader Score ensures:
Profits are earned sustainably
Risk is managed responsibly
Performance reflects skill, not luck
All without micromanaging how or when you trade.