That looks good.My 2 cents ( I hope I am wrong here): The answer could be an unknown! Isn't it?
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However I don't know what question it answers.
And what unknown you're talking about.
That looks good.My 2 cents ( I hope I am wrong here): The answer could be an unknown! Isn't it?
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My 2 cents ( I hope I am wrong here): The answer could be an unknown! Isn't it?
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300% profit in 6 months makes compounded how much % profit in a year?
600%
750%
1000%
1500%
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The 300% could be produced in 6 months by 1 trade hence compounding frequency 1, 100 trades hence compounding frequency 100, 1000 trades hence compounding frequency 1000, or any number of trades with different compounding frequency.
How can you calculate the answer of profit % in one year? Without knowing what is the compounding frequency? I don't know!
That's true. If we don't know what n stands for (Daily, Monthly, Yearly) then we can't answer.
I assumed it to be monthly. Since it ain't yearly.
Why not weekly, or daily, if compounding is the aim of this thread?
Now 4 pages, we are still assuming something we don't know from the start!
To avoid many confusion, they use annual rate (APR) as a standard.
That looks good.
However I don't know what question it answers.
And what unknown you're talking about.
Why not weekly, or daily, if compounding is the aim of this thread?
Now 4 pages, we are still assuming something we don't know from the start!
Actually I think that all those value will be true.
1500% / Year = 26% / Month = 6% / Week = 1% / Day
There is no unknown.
It says someone made 300% for 6 months
If you extrapolate that performance you get the answer.
You don't need to know its daily, weekly, or whatever, rate.
Just shut your mouth, and extrapolate that dynamic.
The chart shows two unknowns, not only we need a compounding frequency but also an average return rate, in order to derive an answer for the OP's question/quiz!
Furthermore, in reality an average 50% with two trades is still meaningless if one trade is +200% and another is -100%!