Why a dedicated BluSky tracker
BluSky Trading sets itself apart with two very different models: Premium Evaluations with EOD trailing drawdown and Static Growth Plans with fixed drawdown (easier to manage). Their flagship rule is the 30% consistency: no single day can exceed that percentage of the profit target. Jornalo distinguishes between the two models, applies the correct drawdown and watches the 30% rule on every new session, so you know exactly when to lower sizing.
BluSky-specific features
Premium vs Static Growth detection
Jornalo recognizes whether your account is Premium Evaluation (EOD trailing) or Static Growth Plan (fixed drawdown) and applies the correct logic without manual configuration.
Static drawdown for Static Growth
If your account is a Static Growth Plan, the drawdown never moves: Jornalo treats it as a fixed floor and shows the dollar buffer to the threshold, without recalculating intraday.
EOD trailing for Premium Evaluations
On Premium Evaluations the drawdown only moves up at end of day. Jornalo respects that logic and shows the dollar and percentage buffer without penalizing intraday spikes.
30% consistency rule
No single day can exceed 30% of the profit target. Jornalo identifies your best day and shows how much room you have left before breaking the rule, with an alert when you approach it.
Daily Loss Limit by size
DLL configured by size: $600 (25K), $1,000 (50K), $2,000 (100K). Only active during evaluation; on BluLive the DLL disappears and Jornalo reflects that automatically.
Multiple Launch, Premium and BluLive accounts
Jornalo shows all your BluSky accounts in a single panel: Launch ($49-$69 cheaper), full Premium and BluLive (funded) with their respective logic.
BluSky and Jornalo FAQ
How does Jornalo distinguish Premium from Static Growth?
By account prefix and the drawdown behavior declared when the account was opened. Premium applies EOD trailing; Static Growth applies fixed drawdown. Once detected, Jornalo doesn't mix the logic.
Does it track BluSky's 30% consistency rule?
Yes. Jornalo computes your best day as a percentage of the profit target and warns you when you approach 30%. Since BluSky doesn't require minimum trading days, this rule is key to avoiding losing accounts passed too quickly.
What happens when I move from Premium to BluLive?
BluLive (funded account) removes the daily loss limit. Jornalo detects the status change automatically and disables the DLL alerts, keeping only the drawdown and profit split tracking.
Does it support cheap Launch accounts?
Yes. Launch accounts ($49-$69/mo) use the same underlying Premium logic. Jornalo tracks them the same: EOD trailing drawdown, DLL and 30% rule.
Does it support large 200K or 300K accounts?
Yes. BluSky offers evaluations from 25K up to 300K. Jornalo applies the correct rules based on the detected starting size and adapts when BluSky releases new sizes.
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