Draw Downs
Our definition of a draw down is the lowest amount of buying power available at any time. This is computed after a close out and the next establishment of another position. It will occur after a loss or series of losses minus the capital used to establish the next position.
The following is a chart for each year listing the largest draw down and the buying power remaining.
Year |
Date |
Draw Down |
Buying Power |
1 |
10/9/14 |
2,514.00 |
2,486.00 |
2 |
10/15/15 |
3,972.00 |
1,028.00 |
3 |
11/3/16 |
2,253.00 |
2,747.00 |
4 |
5/17/17 |
1,614.00 |
3,386.00 |
5 |
4/18/18 |
3,047.00 |
1,953.00 |
Largest Loss
At any closing of positions this is the largest loss incurred for the year and the resulting buying power available is after the loss is subtracted ...
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