@titansoftomorrow: Rake Trades explains a simple grading system that changed the way he measures consistency. An A-day means you followed your plan and made money. A B-day means you followed the plan, regardless of whether the trade won or lost. Even a C-day can be acceptable if you respected your risk limits and avoided going on tilt. The objective isn’t to win every day - it’s to eliminate the destructive days when emotion takes over. If your strategy has an edge and you can consistently keep your performance within those three grades, Jake believes long-term success becomes far more achievable. Jake is a price-action trader with around seven years of market experience. After losing approximately $50,000 during his first two years, he rebuilt his approach through focused study and strict risk management. He has since become consistently profitable, earned repeated futures prop-firm payouts and progressed from simulated funding to trading live firm capital.