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Investment return analyzer

Compare ending value and distributions with your initial outlay and fees, showing net gain, holding-period return and an annualized equivalent.

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From zero to SAR one billion, up to two decimal places, without grouping separators.

From zero to SAR one billion, up to two decimal places, without grouping separators.

From zero to SAR one billion, up to two decimal places, without grouping separators.

From zero to SAR one billion, up to two decimal places, without grouping separators.

A whole number from 1 to 1200.

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How are the results calculated?

Gain = ending value + income − fees − initial cost.

Holding-period return = gain ÷ initial cost × 100.

Annualized return = ((1 + holding-period return as a decimal) to the power of (12 ÷ months) − 1) × 100.

Assumptions and limits

  • Income and fees are grouped at period end; intermediate cash-flow timing is not modeled, so this is not an IRR. Taxes and inflation are excluded unless reflected in your inputs.
  • Annualized return is a rounded mathematical measure, not a forecast or investment recommendation. It is undefined with zero initial cost or a negative net ending value.

Official source: FINRA — Return and rate of return

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