📈 Stock Average Calculator
Multi‑leg average • CMP P/L • Donut • Target averaging • Scenario • DCA • Portfolio view
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Current value @ CMP
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🧠 Proithub Intelligence
🎯 Target average helper
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📊 Scenario planner
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Scenario P/L: ₹0 (0%)
🏁 Target exit helper
Potential profit @ target: ₹0
Target upside from avg: 0%
📆 DCA Planner (forward simulation)
| Month | Price | Invest | Qty | Cum. Qty | Avg price |
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| Enter inputs and click Run DCA. | |||||
📂 Portfolio snapshot (multi‑stock)
| Stock | Invested | Value | P/L | Weight in portfolio |
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| Use “Add to portfolio” below to track multiple stocks. | ||||
📤 Share Summary
📑 Legs & snapshot
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is stock averaging?
Stock averaging is buying more shares at different prices to reduce the average cost per share.
2. How does averaging down work?
Averaging down involves buying more shares when prices fall, lowering your overall purchase cost.
3. Is stock averaging risky?
Yes, averaging can be risky if the stock continues to fall due to poor fundamentals.
4. When should I average a stock?
You should average only when the stock has strong fundamentals and long-term growth potential.
5. What is the benefit of stock averaging?
It helps reduce the break-even price and improves potential returns when the stock price recovers.