I am just brain clogged today- How do I figure out this problem;
want to find out the total if I made .076% a day on my $20000 for 100 days (or 100 trades)- always close trades at end of day- so;
$20000 + 0.076%= $20015.20
next day
$20015.20 + 0.076%= $20030.41
and so on...
I thought the formula it would be like;
A = P (1 + rn )nt
A = amount of money after t years
P = principal, or the amount you originally put into the account
r = interest rate, in decimals (so that 12% is 0.12)
t = time, in years, that the money has been invested
n = the number of times your money is compounded per year
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but the math does not work for the formula.
anyone feeling smart today?
want to find out the total if I made .076% a day on my $20000 for 100 days (or 100 trades)- always close trades at end of day- so;
$20000 + 0.076%= $20015.20
next day
$20015.20 + 0.076%= $20030.41
and so on...
I thought the formula it would be like;
A = P (1 + rn )nt
A = amount of money after t years
P = principal, or the amount you originally put into the account
r = interest rate, in decimals (so that 12% is 0.12)
t = time, in years, that the money has been invested
n = the number of times your money is compounded per year
-------
but the math does not work for the formula.
anyone feeling smart today?

