Since you claim 45% annual returns (110% over last two years), and $10 million in your trading account, you will have accumulated $1.17 quadrillion in the next 50 years. In other words, you will have all the world's money.Quote from Ripley:
I have 5 years of solid monthly data on my trading returns. Since I trade a market that is vast, there is no doubt that this will close to my performance for the next 50 years or so.
Quote from Kevin Schmit:
Since you claim 45% annual returns (110% over last two years), and $10 million in your trading account, you will have accumulated $1.17 quadrillion in the next 50 years. In other words, you will have all the world's money.
Quote from Ripley:
I'm sorry. The 45% that I threw out back in the day, in a scenario, was done an example. I didn't claim anything, or any other number in particular as my performance.
Quote from atticus:
OIC. And you don't know how to calc a compounded return? I think you should hire Kevin with your meeelions.
The 45% was mentioned by you in that hilarious thread of yours that you had deleted a few days ago.
Quote from Ripley:
I have 5 years of solid monthly data on my trading returns. Since I trade a market that is vast, there is no doubt that this will close to my performance for the next 50 years or so.
I have no clue how to go about doing this. But, I do know there is a way to get this done. So, any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated.