What percentage of my total household income actually comes from trading profits?

How this is calculated

• This divides your entered average trading profit by total combined monthly income. Averaging smooths out month-to-month swings, but trading income does not arrive on a fixed schedule the way a paycheck does.
• Higher reliance percentages mean more of your household's regular expenses depend on income that is inherently inconsistent from one month to the next.
• This is informational only. It does not tell you what percentage is appropriate for you, that depends on your own expenses, savings, and risk tolerance.
• If you entered a net loss, trading is currently reducing household income rather than contributing to it, which is worth factoring into how much capital and time you allocate to it.