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What is Stock Average?

Stock averaging is an investment strategy where you buy more shares of a stock you already own, but at a different price. When you purchase stocks in multiple batches over time, the average price of your entire holding changes. This calculator helps you determine exactly what your new average cost per share will be.

How does the Share Average Calculator work?

This tool uses a simple weighted average formula to compute your new share price. It takes the total amount of money you've invested across all purchases and divides it by the total number of shares you own.

Average Price = Total Amount Invested ÷ Total Number of Shares

Why is averaging important?

Averaging is commonly used in strategies like "Buy the Dip" (averaging down). If a stock's price drops and you believe it will recover, buying more at the lower price brings your average cost down. This means the stock doesn't need to reach your original purchase price for you to break even or make a profit.

FAQ

What is Averaging Down?
Averaging down involves buying additional shares of an asset at a lower price than your original purchase. This lowers the overall average cost of your investment.
What is Averaging Up?
Averaging up is the practice of buying more shares as the stock price increases. This strategy is often used by trend followers who want to add to a winning position.
Should I always average down when a stock drops?
Not necessarily. Averaging down increases your exposure to the stock. It is a good strategy only if you have high conviction in the stock's long-term fundamentals. If the company is fundamentally flawed, averaging down could lead to larger losses.