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HardtackOrange t1_j5xuaor wrote

Year to date?

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RetardGoneDumb OP t1_j5xv2h1 wrote

22/01/24 $300, 23/01/25 $150. Roughly. Now what's that? +33% or -50%?

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WR_MouseThrow t1_j5xvag3 wrote

Relevant username lol.

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RetardGoneDumb OP t1_j5xvbu3 wrote

Feels like home here

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a_seh_01 t1_j5y10nt wrote

Ytd stands for year to date(1st jan to current date), not year on year.

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RetardGoneDumb OP t1_j5y13wu wrote

That's what I mixed it up with, but several others already stated that thanks 🤷🏼‍♂️

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EatsRats t1_j5ylvx4 wrote

So year to date means the star of the year (January 1, 2023) to today.

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duxpdx t1_j5xw0lo wrote

YTD is Year to date which means from the start of the current year to the current date. That is January 1st 2023 to the current date.

It is not the performance over the past 365 days.

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