Turn a single dollar amount into the percentage that lets you compare investments fairly.
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Enter initial investment, final value, and costs. Optionally enter start and end dates to get an annualized ROI. The tool returns net profit, ROI percentage, and annualized ROI when dates are provided.
Net Profit = Final Value − Initial Investment − Costs ROI = Net Profit ÷ Initial Investment × 100 Annualized ROI = (Final ÷ Initial)^(1 ÷ Years) − 1
$10,000 in, $15,000 out, $200 in fees, over 3 years. Net profit = $4,800. ROI = 48%. Annualized ROI ≈ 14% per year.
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It normalizes returns across different time periods so you can compare apples to apples.
Yes — if final value plus costs is less than the initial investment, ROI is negative.
No. Add taxes to the costs field manually if you want a post-tax estimate.
No, the tool is purely arithmetic and educational. ChartsQuest does not provide investment advice.
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