How to show recapitalisation in a graph?

**mindstyle** · 05-30-2011, 06:07 PM

Hello!

Lets say you have a graph showing profit (%) in trading dependant on the number of trades. But you know for sure that the invested amount that is being traded is going to be recapitalised several times and you want to show that on the graph (the profit % wont really change, but a checkmark or something like that to show when extra volume was put). My idea is to just point out on the graph where we added for eg. $5k (which trade already had +5k in volume). If somebody has a better idea please do tell.

Thanks

**teylyn** · 05-31-2011, 12:55 AM

Hello,

can you put together a sample file with a few numbers, your chart, and then explain in context? It would be easier to solve with a concrete example.

**mindstyle** · 05-31-2011, 02:03 PM

Hello,

thanks for your interest in helping but i managed to solve this one by myself already.

Regards,
Luka

**teylyn** · 06-01-2011, 07:13 AM

In the spirit of a forum that is about sharing knowledge, would you care to explain what exactly is the solution to the question you posted?

It's kind of unfair to ask a question, engage people to spend time worrying about your question, and then simply bow out with "thanks, I solved it myself". This site is about sharing solutions. If you expect answers when you ask questions, you may want to share a solution to a question you posted here, even if you worked it out on your own.

You can help other people with a similar question by just posting a few words about how you solved your question. If you ask a question in a public forum, it's only logical to share the answer in that same forum.

cheers,