Row 31955

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Like most people, you're mixing the mathematical concept of compounding with the actual practical mechanic.

The CAGR is a mathematical calculation to understand the growth, because you know it does not grow by a single rate every year. Nor does it "compound" by the mechanic of paying out an interest and you re-investing it. It is just math. OP is wondering the *practical* mechanic of how stocks compound without ever paying you interests. It's also why people mistake dividends for how stocks compound.

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text Like most people, you're mixing the mathematical concept of compounding with the actual practical mechanic. The CAGR is a mathematical calculation to understand the growth, because you know it does not grow by a single rate every year. Nor does it "compound" by the mechanic of paying out an interest and you re-investing it. It is just math. OP is wondering the *practical* mechanic of how stocks compound without ever paying you interests. It's also why people mistake dividends for how stocks co…
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datetime 2024-05-21
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