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@NeonPurpleStar A good way to look at it that I only figured out recently:

If you have -10% on one day, that effectively makes every +1% in the future a 0.9%. So if the market falls by 10% one day and then rises by 5% on the second, it effectively rose only 4.5% on the second day. Because -10% are now the new baseline.