Arithmetic, not opinionsNot financial advice. 18+ only

What a promise like 3% a day would mean

Type a promise such as 3% a day, or the numbers from a screenshot, and see the arithmetic behind it. Then look the platform up in our copy of the CMA Kenya register.

01The promise

02Worked examples

What 1% a day would mean
1% every day, if it really happened without one loss, would add up to 3 678% over a year. That means 365 gains in a row, every day, and not one losing day. If the claim held all year, 100 would become 3 778. This is only the arithmetic of the promise, not a result for any real account.
What 3% a day would mean
3% every day, if it really happened without one loss, would add up to 4 848 172% over a year. That means 365 gains in a row, every day, and not one losing day. If the claim held all year, 100 would become more than a million. This is only the arithmetic of the promise, not a result for any real account.
What 10% a week would mean
10% every week, if it really happened without one loss, would add up to 14 299% over a year. That means 53 gains in a row, every week, and not one losing week. If the claim held all year, 100 would become 14 399. This is only the arithmetic of the promise, not a result for any real account.
What 20% a month would mean
20% every month, if it really happened without one loss, would add up to 819% over a year. That means 13 gains in a row, every month, and not one losing month. If the claim held all year, 100 would become 919. This is only the arithmetic of the promise, not a result for any real account.
What 100% a week would mean
100% every week, if it really happened without one loss, would add up to more than a hundred million percent over a year. That means 53 gains in a row, every week, and not one losing week. If the claim held all year, 100 would become more than a million. This is only the arithmetic of the promise, not a result for any real account.
What 5% a month would mean
5% every month, if it really happened without one loss, would add up to 81.1% over a year. That means 13 gains in a row, every month, and not one losing month. If the claim held all year, 100 would become 181. This is only the arithmetic of the promise, not a result for any real account.

03One risk setting, 100 trades

Pick the risk per trade as a share of the account, then how many trades out of 100 close in profit. A simple model runs 100 trades on that setting and shows how an imaginary account changes. A model, not a prediction.

04Is it on the CMA Kenya register?

05What a screenshot cannot show

Whose account this is, and whether the money is real or practice
The losses before and after this screenshot
Whether a withdrawal ever happened

Three questions to ask the sender

1. Which platform is this, and what is its licence number?
2. Is this real money or a practice account?
3. Can you show a withdrawal to a bank or mobile money, with the date?

Trading currencies or CFDs on margin carries a high risk of losing the money you put in.

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