Compounding is when you add your returns to your initial investment. So for example, if you invested $1000 and month one you made 10% you would have made $100, the next month your investment would be $1100.
In month two you would be investing the $1100 and this time the investment only returned 9.5%, you would have made $104.5, then next month you will be investing $1204.5.
Using this same process, if you had invested $1000 in one of our investments in January 2020, your investment would be worth $18,791 after fees. This is would give you a 1779% increase in your investment.
That is with a maximum account growth of 50% per month and a minimum account growth of 27%.
That is the power of compounding.
When the results are consistently good you can compound your money extremely quickly over 12 months.