roscoe
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I'm trying to compare two differential financial options, both based on the same (but randomly determined) market return rates. One option can't lose money but is capped on gains, whereas the other can make or lose as much as the market rates do. At the end of 10 years I'd like to compare the results. That in itself is not so hard.
Using the rand() function the market numbers recalculate constantly which subsequently changes the results. Here's the kicker. What I'd like to do is run 10, 100, 1000, whatever, iterations of random numbers and determine an average result for each scenario. Right now I would have to record one, then recalc, then record those results, etc...
Obviously there has to be an easier way...looking for ideas.
Thanks!
Using the rand() function the market numbers recalculate constantly which subsequently changes the results. Here's the kicker. What I'd like to do is run 10, 100, 1000, whatever, iterations of random numbers and determine an average result for each scenario. Right now I would have to record one, then recalc, then record those results, etc...
Obviously there has to be an easier way...looking for ideas.
Thanks!