Measure how well an investment performed: enter what you put in and what it is worth now to see your ROI, net profit and annualized return.
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ROI turns a raw dollar gain into a percentage so you can compare investments of different sizes on equal footing. A $500 profit means more on a $1,000 investment (50%) than on a $50,000 one (1%).
A 50% total return sounds impressive, but earning it over 3 years is very different from earning it in one year. The annualized figure compounds the gain across the holding period so you can compare opportunities fairly regardless of how long each one took.
Suppose you invest $1,000 and it grows to $1,500 after 3 years.
Result: Your total ROI is +50% (a $500 profit), which works out to about +14.47% per year over the 3 years.
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