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Calculateur de rendement d'actions
Calculate the total return, including dividends, and the annualised (CAGR) return on a stock over your holding period.
Les résultats sont des estimations fondées uniquement sur les chiffres que vous saisissez, à des fins d'information et d'éducation uniquement. Ils ne constituent ni un conseil en investissement ni une prévision. Les marchés des cryptomonnaies et des actions comportent un risque réel, y compris la perte de capital.
Comment ça marche
- Capital gain is (sell − buy) × shares.
- Dividends are added to total return.
- CAGR shows the equivalent steady annual rate over your holding period.
Total return is more than price
The headline gain on a stock — the difference between what you paid and what you sold for — is only part of the story. Dividends paid along the way are real return too, and for many established companies they make up a large share of long-run performance. This calculator adds them in, so your total return reflects both capital gains and income.
The annualised return, or CAGR, is the single most useful figure for comparing investments held for different lengths of time. It answers the question: what steady yearly rate would have produced this result? A 60% total return sounds impressive until you learn it took ten years to achieve — an annualised rate under 5%. Always look at the annualised figure before judging whether a return was actually good. Past returns, of course, never guarantee future ones.