|
|
| *Home>>>Return Investment |
Mathematicians, how do you properly calculate the percentage of return on my investment? |
If i spent $182 on an investment and it makes $56 for a total of $238, how do I calculate the percentage of return on my investment. I do it a couple of different ways and come up with different answers, so I would like to know the correct way. It's a simple formula actually. It increased by $56 and 56 is 30.8 percent of your cost of $182. That's a very good return. However, that is not an annual return. It is the return for the time it took to get to $238. The best investment tool you can own is a financial calculator. Either a Hewlet Packard or the lesser expensive Texas Instrument. It is so easy. |
| Tags |
| Startup Capital Sector Fund Seed Money Seed Capital Return Investment Real Money Real Estate Investment Raise Capital |
| Related information |
Was the rate of return consistent throughout the 24-month period? Monthly compounding formula for 24-month period is (1+rate/12)^24. I think you want the inverse of this to the 12th power: ... PLEASE BE CAREFUL! Your question is an invitation to scam artists to rip you off. See a reputable professional investment advisor or broker. In finance, there are very few miracles for a smal... Everyone with stocks and bonds, etc. These are not secured for your retirement. If the market or company crashes, so does your retirement. Plus, while I admire you asking for a 10% return, this... It's a scam. You'd be lucky to get a penny of your invested money back, let alone the huge returns such as 20% per month that they promise. They do not publish any financial information p... The S&P 500 has averaged a return of 10.43% a year since 1926, assuming you reinvest dividends. But there was one year it jumped ~50%, and other years it dropped ~30%. During the decade of t... IRA's dont have rates of returns because they are not investments. They are just "containers," a tax-deferred (regular IRA) or tax free (ROTH IRA) way to hold investments like mutu... No, $5 won't even cover the commission fee. Try saving up at least $500. ...I hope that question is not a serious one! If you are in the U.S., the only "guaranteed" investment return is that of treasuries and even then you can lose to inflation. There doe... |
Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster |