📊 Simulations
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Recurring buys over time
Regular or one-time purchases over a date range — see how shares and value would have grown.
Days underwater
How many trading days a stock traded below your purchase price, including the longest streak.
Lump sum — what would it be worth?
If you had invested $X on a past date and held, what would it be worth today? Simple historical answer.
Buy on dip, sell on rally
Buy when the stock closes down X% vs yesterday; sell part of the position when it closes up Y%.
Buy on dip, hold
Add shares when the stock closes down X% vs yesterday; no automatic sells.
Buy on dip, sell at gain
Buy on daily dips; sell when your position is up X% vs average cost.
Buy below rolling high
Buy when price is X% below the highest close in the last N trading days.
Buy dips (Fibonacci sizing)
Buy on daily dips with Fibonacci share sizes (1, 1, 2, 3, 5…); optional sell on rally.
Buy $ on dip
Invest a fixed dollar amount each time the stock closes down X%.
Buy on rally, hold
Add shares when the stock closes up X% vs yesterday; no automatic sells.
Buy rally, sell pullback
Buy after upward momentum; sell part of the position when price pulls back X%.
Buy dips with % cash
Use a fixed percentage of available cash each time the stock closes down X%.
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