CAGR calculator
The yearly growth rate from start to end, and time to double.
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How much return your trading earns for the swings it takes, from your monthly results.
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A Sharpe ratio of 0.40 a year: a weak return for the swings taken. 12 months is a short record: one more good or bad month can move it a lot.
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The Sharpe ratio is the return above cash divided by how much the months swing, scaled to a year. Two accounts can both make 20% a year; the one that got there with smaller swings has the higher ratio and is easier to live with. Around 1 is good for a single strategy; above 2 over many years is rare, so a short record that shows it is more likely luck than skill.
Sortino counts only the bad months as risk, so a strategy with big up months is not punished for them. Neither ratio sees a crash that has not happened yet: read them next to the deepest drawdown and the drawdown simulator. For the yearly pace alone, use the CAGR calculator.
Not advice. Arithmetic on the numbers you type; past months do not promise future ones.
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