Make the inputs visible.
Principal, rate, horizon and reinvestment cost belong next to the outcome.
One position. Three possible paths.
More compounding is not always more value. Compare the paths, price the friction, and take the reasoning with you.
Compare your paths ↗A controlled comparison, not a forecast.
All paths use the same inputs.
Apply a separate end-value haircut. It represents an assumed capital impact, not a calculation of impermanent loss.
Principal, rate, horizon and reinvestment cost belong next to the outcome.
More turns can mean more costs. Compare all three cadences before choosing.
Export a local receipt with assumptions, modeled results and the stress scenario.
A seven-second study of paths and the record they leave.
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