Today's animation discusses the fairly common situation, where a portfolio loses money but has a positive return.
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using "positive return with loss of cash" still does not make sense to me. haha. But I'm still a novice with all the terminology. But it's basically you technically made money, but after you made money the extra cash you threw on top made your loss greater then your initial gain?
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