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For Raise Investment, what’s the difference between the "market value" and the "take-home value"?

Market value is the total position in the market. Take home value is the gains above our advanced principal.

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Written by Jack McCann
Updated over 2 weeks ago

When you log into your account, you'll see two different figures:

  • Market value is the total position in the market — our advanced principal plus your gains.

  • Take-home value is the part that’s yours — the gains above our advanced principal.

    When you exit:

    • We return the original principal to our capital partners.

    • You receive 100% of your take-home value.

    Example

    If we advanced $5,000 and your position is worth $7,500:

    • Market value = $7,500 (principal + gains)

    • Take-home value = $2,500 (your gains)

    Take-home value is the clean number to watch if you want to know, “What would I walk away with today?”

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