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Old 10-31-2007, 09:31 PM
Chrisman886 Chrisman886 is offline
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Default Mathematical Definition or Algorithm of a Drawdown

Given m real numbers {1 ... n} please provide a formula or algorithm to find the largest "drawdown." I'm having trouble formulating into words exactly what a drawdown is, but I have illustrated it in the below graph. A poor definition of "drawdown" would be "The distance between and peak and the lowest subsequent valley." The biggest drawdown in this graph is A-B, or (A-B)/A percent.

Edit: Right after I posted this I came up with an algorithm, but there may be more efficient versions. I'm interested in how you guys approach this.

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