LucidPro traders should calculate the evaluation consistency rule before trying to finish the profit target. The practical test is simple: divide the largest profitable day by total evaluation profit. The result must remain within the limit attached to the account. Prop Firm Audit’s recorded offer is code AUDIT for 30% off LucidPro; confirm the reduction in the live order summary before paying.
LucidPro consistency in one formula
Consistency percentage = largest profitable day ÷ total profit × 100
A 40% limit means the largest day can account for no more than 40% of total accumulated profit. The rule does not forbid a strong session. It means a very large day can raise the total profit needed before the evaluation can be completed.
| Largest profitable day | Minimum total profit at 40% |
|---|---|
| $500 | $1,250 |
| $800 | $2,000 |
| $1,200 | $3,000 |
| $1,600 | $4,000 |
| $2,400 | $6,000 |
The reverse calculation is also useful:
Maximum best day = current total profit × 0.40
At $3,000 total profit, the best day can be no more than $1,200 for a 40% result.
A worked LucidPro example
Assume a trader produces these daily results:
| Day | Result | Running profit |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $900 | $900 |
| 2 | $500 | $1,400 |
| 3 | $700 | $2,100 |
| 4 | $650 | $2,750 |
| 5 | $250 | $3,000 |
The largest profitable day is $900. Divide $900 by $3,000 and the result is 30%. That is below a 40% ceiling.
Now change day one to $1,500 while keeping total profit at $3,000. The ratio becomes 50%. To bring a $1,500 best day down to 40%, total profit must reach at least $3,750. Nothing needs to be “erased”; the trader needs additional profit distributed across other sessions.
Why the target alone can be misleading
LucidPro account sizes have different published targets and loss limits. Reaching the headline target does not necessarily complete every rule if the largest day represents too much of the total. A trader should therefore track three numbers together:
- Current cumulative profit
- Largest profitable day
- Minimum total required by the consistency calculation
A spreadsheet cell can use =MAX(profit_days)/SUM(all_days). Format the result as a percentage. Losing days reduce total profit but do not reduce the recorded best profitable day, so the percentage can rise after a loss.
Risk planning around EOD drawdown
LucidPro uses an end-of-day trailing loss model. That differs from a real-time intraday trail because open profit does not normally move the threshold tick by tick. The firm’s dashboard remains the controlling display, including commissions and any account-specific daily restriction.
Consistency is a distribution rule; drawdown is a loss rule. Passing one calculation never overrides the other. A trader can have excellent consistency and still breach the account, or remain comfortably above drawdown while needing more total profit because of one oversized day.
A practical daily cap
One way to reduce accidental concentration is to set a personal stop after a planned percentage of the target. For example, a trader aiming for $3,000 could stop a session near $750, then reassess. This is a planning example, not a promise that a specific sequence will pass.
How code AUDIT applies
The current Prop Firm Audit record distinguishes the offer by Lucid plan:
| Plan | Recorded AUDIT offer |
|---|---|
| LucidDaily | 40% off |
| LucidPro | 30% off |
| LucidFlex | 30% off |
| LucidDirect | 30% off |
For this LucidPro guide, the relevant offer is 30% off. Apply AUDIT at checkout and verify the final total before purchase. The code changes price only; it does not alter consistency, drawdown, targets, position limits or payout terms.
Pre-purchase checklist
- Select LucidPro rather than another Lucid plan.
- Confirm the account size, target and maximum loss shown in the order flow.
- Enter AUDIT.
- Confirm that the checkout displays the expected 30% reduction.
- Save the rules attached to the purchased account.
- Build a consistency tracker before the first trade.
See the full Lucid Trading audit for plan distinctions. For primary rules, review the official Lucid Trading knowledge base and the exact terms in the account dashboard.
Bottom line
LucidPro consistency is easiest to manage as a live ratio, not as a final-day surprise. Track the best day, divide it by total profit and calculate the extra profit required whenever the percentage is too high. Code AUDIT is recorded for 30% off LucidPro, subject to confirmation in the current checkout.