PangPang ToolsInitial 1000; final 1100; income 50; fees 10; 12 months
Net profit 140; ROI 14%; annualized 14%Net receipts are 1140. The 140 gain is 14% of the initial 1000, and a 12-month period needs no annual adjustment.
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Investment return calculator
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Compare an investment’s final value with what you originally paid. Add income such as dividends and subtract fees to separate net profit from percentage return. Annualization expresses the same end-to-end change as a constant yearly rate; it does not predict future performance.
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Shares held: 100, Average paid per share: 60000, Additional shares: 50, New share purchase price: 40000, Target average price: 55000
New weighted average cost: 53,333.333333 KRW/shareIllustrative default-input result. Two-position average price before broker fees and taxes; target shares estimate assumes stable purchase price.
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Is this an official determination or guaranteed result?
No. Two-position average price before broker fees and taxes; target shares estimate assumes stable purchase price.
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100 shares, 50,000 per share, quarterly dividend 500
200,000 annual gross dividend; yield 4%Estimate annual dividend cash flow using price per share, holdings, payment per share and annual distribution frequency. Specify your own illustrative withholding percentage.
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Amount 1000; annual inflation 10%; 2 years
Future cost 1210; purchasing power approximately 826.446281; cumulative 21%Two successive 10% increases multiply by 1.1 × 1.1 = 1.21 rather than adding to 20%.