Average price calculator
The average of several buys, and the rise back to even.
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Dollar cost averaging calculator
The same amount of money put in at several prices: what it bought, the average cost, and where it stands now.
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$600.00 in 6 buys of $100.00 bought 7.0000 units at an average of 85.71. At 120 that is +$240.00 (+40.00%).
- Average of the prices
- 90. Your cost is lower: the same money buys more units when the price is low.
- Worth now
- $840.00 for $600.00 put in.
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Fixed money, changing units
100 put in at 100, 80, 60, 80, 100 and 120 buys more units at 60 than at 120. The prices average 90, but the units cost about 85.7 each, because the cheap buys count for more. That is all regular buying does: it spreads the timing. It does not make a falling market rise, and a stock or coin that keeps falling still loses money.
For buys of a fixed quantity, use the average price calculator; for a yearly rate with compounding, the APR and APY calculator.
Not advice. Arithmetic on the numbers you type; fees left out.
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