Project how a starting balance can grow with a stated annual rate, time horizon, and optional monthly deposits, so you can compare saving and investing scenarios.
Compound growth shows up in savings accounts, bonds, and long-term portfolios: the earlier you start and the longer you stay invested, the more time returns have to build on themselves. This calculator is illustrative, real products have taxes, fees, and variable rates.
Set monthly contribution to zero to model a single deposit with your chosen compounding frequency (monthly, quarterly, annual, or daily). Add a monthly amount to see recurring savings with monthly compounding on both principal and payments.
Reward-to-risk from entry, stop, and target.
Units and notional from account risk and stop distance.
Dollar and percent P/L for long or short.
Average $ per trade from wins, losses, and sizes.
Full, half, and quarter Kelly from edge estimates.
Double time from a rate, or rate to double in N years.
Project nest egg from savings, years, and return.