In the context of compound interest growth, if the initial value is set to P, the growth rate of each period is R, and the formula for calculating the final value F after N periods is F = P (1+R) N. In this topic, we mainly pay attention to the increase multiple, so we can regard the initial value as 1, where the growth rate of each trading day is r = 1\% = 0.01, and the number of periods passed is n = 240 trading days.&=1.01^{240}In the context of compound interest growth, if the initial value is set to P, the growth rate of each period is R, and the formula for calculating the final value F after N periods is F = P (1+R) N. In this topic, we mainly pay attention to the increase multiple, so we can regard the initial value as 1, where the growth rate of each trading day is r = 1\% = 0.01, and the number of periods passed is n = 240 trading days.
\begin{align*}F&=(1 + 0.01)^{240}\\We can use the formula for calculating the final value of compound interest to calculate the final increase under this continuous growth situation. The following are the specific steps:
We can use the formula for calculating the final value of compound interest to calculate the final increase under this continuous growth situation. The following are the specific steps:\begin{align*}&=1.01^{240}
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide