Project how capital compounds at a fixed return per period — daily, weekly, monthly or yearly — with an optional regular addition each period.
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2% a month sounds modest; compounded for 24 months it's +60.8%, and for 5 years it's +229%. That's the promise. The honest caveats: real trading returns are lumpy, drawdowns interrupt the curve, and per-period returns above a few percent are extremely hard to sustain — plug in numbers you've actually achieved over a meaningful sample, not aspirational ones.
The "growth multiple" is the cleanest way to sense-check a projection: if the calculator says your plan turns ₹5 lakh into ₹50 lakh in three years, the plan — not the math — is what needs review.
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Start Free — No Credit Card →Directionally yes — profits do increase your capital base. But trading returns arrive irregularly with drawdowns, and most traders withdraw profits or hit capacity limits. Treat the projection as a ceiling under ideal consistency, not a forecast.
Your actual historical figure over at least 6–12 months, net of charges — from your journal, not memory. Entering 10% monthly because a good month hit 10% is how projections become fiction.
Early contributions compound for the entire remaining duration, so regular additions often contribute more final value than the return rate itself for horizons under a decade. Consistency of deposits beats heroics of returns.