See how consistent gains grow your account over time
Compound returns occur when gains are reinvested, allowing traders to earn returns on both the initial capital and accumulated profits.
Example: Starting with $10,000 and averaging 1.5% per trade:
This demonstrates exponential growth. Small consistent gains compound significantly over time. For educational purposes only.
Scenario: Two traders start with $10,000. Both average 1.5% per trade.
Trader B makes 78% more by compounding. This illustrates why many traders reinvest profits rather than withdraw them.
Consistency is rare: Maintaining a positive average return requires discipline and a proven strategy.
Drawdowns happen: Real trading includes losing streaks that can temporarily reduce account size.
Risk management matters: Compounding only works if you protect capital with proper position sizing and stops.
Start small: Many traders begin with conservative targets (0.5-1% per trade) and focus on consistency.
MarketDly tracks your performance and shows compound growth over time