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Holding Period Return Calculator
Calculate the total return on an investment over the period it was held, including income and price appreciation.
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Holding Period Return Calculator
Calculate the total return on an investment over the period it was held, including income and price appreciation.
- holding period return
- HPR
- investment
- return
- profit
Key Takeaway: Capital Gain makes up 80.0% ($2) of the $2.5 total, compared to 20.0% ($0.5) for Income.
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The Holding Period Return Calculator helps you make informed decisions by calculating holding period return-related values. Calculate the total return on an investment over the period it was held, including income and price appreciation.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Enter your investment amounts, expected returns, and time horizons in the input fields.
Review the calculated results displayed in real-time.
Compare different scenarios using the comparison view.
Apply the insights to your financial decisions.
When you want to calculate the total return of an investment considering both price changes and income (dividends/interest) received.
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- •Financial Analysts
Scenario
An investor bought shares for $10,000, received $500 in dividends, and sold the shares for $12,000.
Outcome
The calculator shows a total profit of $2,500 and a Holding Period Return of 25%.
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