Row 32006

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No dude. compounding is centered around rate of return. you are referencing a total return amount. This is the same mistake OP made by comparing a rate of return w an absolute return.

In your example of an absolute return of 140k, The annualized growth rate(compounding rate) is 14.5%/yr.

>Compounding comes into play when we discuss dividend reinvestment, reinvestment of distributed capital gains, or reinvestment of interest. Not when discussing stock price appreciation.

If I have a stock worth $100 then $110 in year 1 then $121 in year 2, that means it's price is compounding at 10%/yr. That has nothing to do w/ anything you cited there.

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text No dude. compounding is centered around rate of return. you are referencing a total return amount. This is the same mistake OP made by comparing a rate of return w an absolute return. In your example of an absolute return of 140k, The annualized growth rate(compounding rate) is 14.5%/yr. >Compounding comes into play when we discuss dividend reinvestment, reinvestment of distributed capital gains, or reinvestment of interest. Not when discussing stock price appreciation. If I have a stock wo…
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