Re: Whipsaw's Account Talk
Technically, it can be looked at both ways.
Share-wise:
"Last month I sold all of my S-Fund shares at $20, today, I bought them back at $15!"
Percentage-wise:
"Last month I IFT'd out of the S-Fund, today, I got back in after it was down 25% from where I sold!"
'Percents' are a more concise way to view things. Fewer numbers are needed to convey the same information. Less verbiage as well.
Mainly, in order for a reader to compare the Share-wise example with their own performance, they would have to take the time and effort to convert the "share" verbiage into percentages. So, IMO, percentages are easier for the reader to utilize.
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