wath is a goemetric product?

**noobiem** · January 3rd 2009, 08:56 AM

How to calculate the geometric product because I don't understand this part of the equation Π[i = 1,N]... can somebody help me please?

TWR = Π[i = 1,N](1+f*(-Trade

i/Biggest Loss))

**Mush** · January 3rd 2009, 08:59 AM

Originally Posted by noobiem

How to calculate the geometric product because I don't understand this part of the equation Π[i = 1,N]... can somebody help me please?

TWR = Π[i = 1,N](1+f*(-Trade

i/Biggest Loss))

$TWR = (1+\frac{f(-{trade}_{1})}{BiggestLoss})\times(1+\frac{f(-{trade}_{2})}{BiggestLoss})\times...\times(1+\frac {f(-{trade}_{n})}{BiggestLoss})$

**noobiem** · January 17th 2009, 08:23 PM

Thanks a lot

**Mush** · January 17th 2009, 08:38 PM

Originally Posted by noobiem

Thanks a lot

No problem.

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