Every trading day since July 1, 2026 of our CopyX Trading with SONIC AI is publicly documented — entry price, exit price, result. This calculator applies exactly those figures to an amount of your choice, and shows the one difference that decided most of the outcome: simply taking the profit out, or letting it keep growing with 24x reinvesting.
Percentages are abstract. „+52.38% net" says very little until you put a number behind it that means something to you personally. That is all this page does: you enter an amount, and it is run through our recorded trading days — one day after another, in the order they actually happened.
Nothing here is projected. The calculator has no assumptions and no averages built into it. It uses the daily values from our journal, the same ones shown on the home page and in the monthly reports, including the 2 days that ended in the red.
And it answers a second question, one that comes up often: does it actually matter whether I take the profit out? As you can see, the difference is considerable — which is why both answers stand side by side below, for comparison.
| Month | Days | Without reinvesting | With reinvesting | Final capital |
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Without reinvesting the deposit stayed exactly as large as it was on day one. Every trading day worked with the same capital, so each one earned roughly the same absolute amount and the returns simply added up: 62 days at an average of +0.68% came to +42.32%.
With daily reinvesting the profit of every day stayed in and worked from the next day on. The capital grew a little each day, so each day earned slightly more than the one before — the returns multiplied instead of adding up, which is what made +52.38% out of the same trading days.
Mechanically it worked like this with us: after a closed trade we booked the net profit out once and straight back in at 24 times the amount, because every deposit on our trading accounts is realised at 24x. The real deposit therefore grew by exactly the net profit each day, and the trading account stayed at 24 times that figure.
The real deposit grew by those $100 — the trading account grew by $2,400, because trading there ran at 24x leverage. And it was that larger account which worked on the next trading day: every day started from a bigger base than the one before. Over 62 days that is precisely the difference between +42.32% and +52.38%.
The columns above cover whole periods. For a single day it is worth looking at the actual gold prices: the market barely moved — it was the 24x leverage that turned those moves into the daily return.
Gold moved by fractions of a percent per trade — the strategy deliberately took small, repeated moves. Only the 24x leverage turned that into the daily return shown above.
It applies the daily returns we documented in our public trading journal to an amount you enter. Nothing is estimated or modelled: every value comes from the 62 trading days between July 1, 2026 and September 25, 2026, including the 2 losing days.
Left: the profit was taken out every day, so the deposit stayed the same size and every trading day earned roughly the same amount — the returns simply added up (+42.32%). Right: the profit stayed in and was redeposited every day, so the capital working for you grew daily — the returns multiplied (+52.38%). Same trades, same days, only a different handling of the profit.
Trading ran at 24x leverage. After every closed trade we booked the net profit out once and straight back in at 24 times the value, because every deposit on our trading accounts is realised at 24x — which kept the trading account matching the real deposit at a ratio of 24 to 1. The return on your real money is exactly what the calculator shows — the leverage is already accounted for here.
Net. The 30 % performance fee is already deducted from every daily value used here. On losing days no fee applied, which is why the gross and net figures are identical on those days.
No. It means that this amount would have developed this way over exactly this past period, assuming you had been invested on every single one of these days from the very first one. It is a look backwards, not a forecast. A different period will certainly produce different figures. This review is meant to help you form your own judgement.
No. The calculator documents past experiences of our community. It is no recommendation, no promise and no assurance about future results. Trading with leveraged instruments can lead to a total loss of the capital deployed.
The calculator shows what was. Whether that is for you is a different question — and one you should answer for yourself. Feel free to join one of our community calls on Zoom, where the whole process is explained and demonstrated to you.
Reserve your spot in a community call →All figures on this page are past experiences of our community and constitute no investment advice, no recommendation and no assurance about future results. Trading leveraged instruments carries the risk of a total loss of the capital deployed. Only deploy capital whose loss you can bear. All net values are stated after the 30 % performance fee. As of: September 25, 2026.