I want to project what my future monthly returns have to be, based on year to date actual monthly returns, in order to arrive at an annual return that has been compounded monthly. So if I have 2% in Jan, 3% in Feb, 1% in March, what even return would I have to get in April-December in order to get a 10% annual return. Remember it's compounded monthly. Also, I'm assuming that negative year to date returns probably add a new challenge as well. I don't know math well enough to solve this on my own, please help!
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