Illustration tool · Not a projection of guaranteed returns
Adjust the assumptions below to see how a member's contribution could compound over six years under the club's dividend, reserve, and reinvestment schedule — including the annual dividend paid in cash, fees, and the reinvested profit pool.
Every figure below is editable — the table and totals recalculate live as you change them.
Assumes the member re-contributes this same principal each year after it's returned at year-end.
Compounded monthly on the beginning-of-year balance.
Paid to the member in cash every year, before reinvestment.
Charged annually on beginning-of-year balance.
Charged annually on beginning-of-year balance.
Applied after the dividend. Held as idle cash, not reinvested, not yet paid.
Paid to the member in cash.
Paid to the member in cash.
Paid to the member in cash.
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| Year | Beginning Balance | Gross Annual Trading Profit | Manager Fee | IC Expenses | Net Profit After Fees | Dividend Paid (cash) | Remaining Profit | % Held/Distributed | Amount Held/Distributed | Amount Reinvested | Principal Returned (re-contributed) | Reinvested Pool (cumulative) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Excludes re-contributed principal, which nets to zero if re-contributed each year.
Reinvested pool + dividends + distributions + reserve.
This illustration follows the exact assumptions entered above and is for discussion purposes only. It does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security, and is not a guarantee of future performance. "Principal Returned" is shown each year to make the cash round-trip explicit; it's assumed to be immediately re-contributed as next year's beginning principal and is excluded from Total Wealth to avoid double-counting.