Trade-cycle compounding
Explore reinvesting profits across up to 1,000 completed buy-and-sell cycles. All calculations run in your browser.
Returns are assumptions, not measured trades or a validated strategy. Repeated 6% gains or doubling dollar profits are extreme mathematical scenarios. Increasing the cycle count does not establish profitability or execution capacity. This tool does not place orders or change broker controls.
Scenario results
Curve uses a logarithmic balance scale, log10(1 + USD); horizontal axis is completed cycles. Table gives actual hypothetical amounts.
| Cycle | Gross change | Modeled cost | Balance |
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How to interpret it
Each percentage cycle uses the current balance minus the fixed reserve. Costs equal the fixed fee plus invested dollars × basis points / 10,000. A scheduled loss replaces that cycle’s gain. The dollar-doubling model instead imposes first profit × 2^(cycle−1), even after a scheduled loss; it does not explain how to earn that profit.
No taxes, deposits, borrowing, market data, actual fills or liquidity limits are modeled. Values use floating-point arithmetic; very large balances are approximate. Loss scenarios are deterministic stress examples, not probabilities. Downloaded results retain their hypothetical classification and never become evidence of live profits.