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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.

Written by Jack McCann

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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