we can calculate the hypothetical final return if we use the final balance of each period as a starting balance for the next period.

To do this, we start with the initial balance of $10,000 and apply the monthly returns from each period in sequence. For example, the starting balance for the second period would be the final balance of the first period ($18,000), and the final balance for the second period would be the starting balance for the third period.

Using this approach, we can calculate the hypothetical final return as follows:

• Starting balance: $10,000
• First period return (12 months): 80%
  • Starting balance: $10,000
  • Ending balance: $18,000
• Second period return (11 months): 175%
  • Starting balance: $18,000
  • Ending balance: $49,500
• Third period return (9 months): 85%
  • Starting balance: $49,500
  • Ending balance: $91,575
• Fourth period return (6 months): 28%
  • Starting balance: $91,575
  • Ending balance: $117,216

Therefore, the hypothetical final return using the final balance of each period as a starting balance for the next period would be $117,216, representing a total return of 1072% in a 1200-day period.

As a final note, it’s important to keep in mind that all of the data presented here is the result of a backtest, and past performance is not a guarantee of future success. However, AmiruBot’s track record of consistent profitability and disciplined risk management provides a solid foundation for future trading endeavors.

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