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Bought at the top. See exactly what it takes to get back.

Punch in your entry price, the current mark, and the calculator returns the rebound percentage required to break even and the tranche size that would collapse it via dollar-cost averaging. A 44% loss does not need 44% to recover. It needs 79%. The asymmetry is the entire game.

DANGCEM is -40.0% from your entry.

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current stateDANGCEM · entry ₦500.00 · mark ₦300.00

position

-40.0%

per-share move

-₦200.00

recovery needed

+66.7%

A 40.0% loss does not need 40.0% to break even. It needs 66.7% because the recovery base is the lower current price, not your original entry. This asymmetry is why the deepest drawdowns take the longest to undo.

dca simulation50,000/mo · 6 mo

new avg entry

₦300.20

recovery needed

+0.1%

reduction

-66.6pp

before dca+66.7%after dca+0.1%

contributed

300,000

dca price

₦300.00

dca shares

1,000

total shares

1,001

historical context

46% of NGX tickers that drew down 40% or deeper recovered to entry within 18 months.

N=124 drawdown events · Jan 2018 – Dec 2025

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The recovery math is exact. The DCA simulation assumes you can buy at today's price for the whole window, which is the conservative assumption — real averages are usually better because the price keeps drifting. Historical recovery rates use long-window Vantis market data and don't guarantee your specific ticker will recover.

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