From $4.17 to $31.25: A Year in the Life of a Small Portfolio
The charts tell a clear story of a portfolio that has lived through sharp swings, patient recovery, and recent momentum. Today the estimated total value sits at $31.25.
Over the past year the account is still down $2.56 (−7.61%). The journey began near the mid-$20s or higher, slid steadily, and bottomed around $4.17. From that low the climb has been uneven but decisive.
Six months ago the value was only $6.77. A sudden vertical move lifted it into the mid-teens, followed by a pullback and then a renewed advance that has carried it to the current level — a net gain of $3.29 (+11.85%) over the half-year.
The one-month view is the strongest: starting near $18.69, the portfolio climbed in stages and finished the period up $6.38 (+25.83%). The past week added another $0.83 (+2.77%), rising from a low around $28.95. Even the most recent session contributed a modest $0.17 (+0.54%), with intraday volatility that briefly touched $31.06 before recovering.
In short, the account spent much of the year underwater after an early decline, found a durable bottom near $4, and has since staged a multi-stage recovery that accelerated in the last month. The current $31.25 level reflects both the deep drawdown that occurred and the substantial rebound that followed
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The charts tell a clear story of a portfolio that has lived through sharp swings, patient recovery, and recent momentum. Today the estimated total value sits at $31.25.
Over the past year the account is still down $2.56 (−7.61%). The journey began near the mid-$20s or higher, slid steadily, and bottomed around $4.17. From that low the climb has been uneven but decisive.
Six months ago the value was only $6.77. A sudden vertical move lifted it into the mid-teens, followed by a pullback and then a renewed advance that has carried it to the current level — a net gain of $3.29 (+11.85%) over the half-year.
The one-month view is the strongest: starting near $18.69, the portfolio climbed in stages and finished the period up $6.38 (+25.83%). The past week added another $0.83 (+2.77%), rising from a low around $28.95. Even the most recent session contributed a modest $0.17 (+0.54%), with intraday volatility that briefly touched $31.06 before recovering.
In short, the account spent much of the year underwater after an early decline, found a durable bottom near $4, and has since staged a multi-stage recovery that accelerated in the last month. The current $31.25 level reflects both the deep drawdown that occurred and the substantial rebound that followed
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