Nominal is not real
A positive balance can still lose purchasing power when inflation and costs exceed the return.
Compare thresholds with your own assumptions. No price forecast, no buy or sell signal.
Annual rates are compounded for the selected horizon.
Under these assumptions, 30% is the annual gross purchasing-power threshold.
A positive balance can still lose purchasing power when inflation and costs exceed the return.
The break-even level is mathematical equality created by your inputs—not an expected market level.
Taxes, spreads, commissions and fixed charges raise the return or price required to break even.