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Re: BowlerBob post# 711

Sunday, 07/28/2013 10:45:00 PM

Sunday, July 28, 2013 10:45:00 PM

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Clifford,

I think I don't have any idea of how to correctly figure the Profit. If I got a gain of +34.08% on the first leg (3 years, 6 months), and divide that gain by the 42 months, I get about 9.7% per year (that would be ARR, right?), right?

The next leg gained +31.08% (27 months) and gives me about 13.8% per year. The third leg gained 32.33% (4 years, 7 months = 4.5833)and gives me ~7.05% per year. The last completed leg had a gain of 31.58% (2 years, 5 months)and gives a gain of 13.07%.

There is no way those numbers can come out to ~4.4% per year, as per my previous post,so I am using the wrong numbers somewhere.

I would like to see that per year average gain to be, at least, 9%, or so, because my next step is better. I realize that the CASH position does not include Interest or Dividends.

HELP!!!!

Bob

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