Current flat fee-on-capital model vs. a %-of-realized-profit model, run against real closed trades from the Robinhood record — using each month's own actual capital and actual $ profit, not a hypothetical account size. Internal only — not shown to customers.
| Month | Trades | Return % | $ Profit | Current Fee | Proposed Fee |
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| Capital | Total Profit | 1% AUM (period) | Current Fee (1%/mo) | 15% of Profit | 30% Tax | Takehome |
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| Capital | Avg Return | 1% AUM (monthly) | Current Fee (1%/mo) | 30% Tax | Takehome |
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These are actual totals over the recorded months only — nothing here is projected or annualized. Every month in this dataset happened to be net-positive, so a high-water-mark carry-forward (crediting a prior losing month against a later winning one before the proposed fee applies) doesn't change these numbers — but it should still be part of the real policy for any month that isn't.