Fun with numbers using our beta one-year projection randomizer....
Projection Calculator
• You can change inputs for the expected percentage of trades you will win.
• You can enter your starting account size.
• You can change your take profit target.
• You can even choose to withdraw a percentage of your daily profits. (Cashflow!)
This calculator is intended to assist those planning to trade our recommended strategy. [click here]
When you click "RANDOMIZE," our server will automatically place the correct number of random winners and losers into a one year trading calendar, to project what your profits might be.
Use the function over and over again to get a good idea of best case, worst case, and what might usually happen. Try it! You'll see what we mean. It can be addictive.
It is fascinating how tiny percentage changes and even a tiny bit more starting money make such a big difference after a year.
Check out the INFINITE RETURNS CALCULATION! This is the number of trading days until you have withdrawn all your initial investment, yet will still have a substantial balance that grows and provides you with daily cashflow. Wow.
WARNING: You won't make this much! Because these calculations do not account for your trading costs such as brokerage commissions, Snipe Algo subscription fees, or TradingView fees.
Nevertheless, you can see Snipe Algo has the power to be life changing even after your costs of trading.
HINT: If you have figured out what percentage of profits should go towards trading costs; simply increase your Daily Withdrawal amount by that percentage to get a more accurate compounding calculation.
Remember managing "runners" each day can substantially increase your daily percentage return!
*Note that for simplicity, we always placed the loser in the "AM SPX Trade." This is merely to make the result visually more appealing. Obviously, the loser on any given day might be any of the three daily trades. The results will be identical no matter which trade loses on any day. This beta application may have undiscovered errors. Anyone can recreate this calculator for themselves in a simple excel spreadsheet.
BEST VIEWED ON A LARGE SCREEN!