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Re: Performance Report[ Message Board ] [ Archives ] [ Search ] Posted by Mark on April 26, 2007 at 18:10:26: In Reply to: Performance Report posted by SPS on April 26, 2007 at 16:16:59: : I'm little confused about 'Portfolio Performance' reports. I'll explain this with an example .. : Here is a snapshot of the performance report related to one of my accounts: : ------------------------------------------------------------------ : I'm actually confused with last column (bottom-right) where it shows Account %Gain as 3.66%, which actually should be some where around 9.5%. Am I missing something here? : Note: As you can observe from the above snapshot I have sold Funds 1 and 2 and I only have Fund 3 in this account. Also, at any point of time I had only one fund in this account -- meaning, I bought Fund 1 and sold it to buy Fund 2 and after a while sold Fund 2 to buy Fund 3. : Thanks in advance, : - SPS Hi SPS, How are you calculating the ~9.5%? You cannot directly calculate the %Gain-I from just the numbers shown in this report. Given that your 3 investments are all between 3 and 4 %, it seems reasonable that the whole account is 3.6%. The %Gain-I is: (End_Value + Redemptions + Distributed_Distributions - Purchases)/Purchases where "Purchases" is the beginning value, plus any money added into the investment/account out of pocket (not including reinvestments). If you'd like to delve more into the calculation, you can create a custom report with these fields: Value (beginning) To get the "Purchases" from the %Gain-I equation you would add the beginning value, purchases, and subtract the reinvested distributions. The "Purchases" in this custom report field includes reinvestments, which aren't included in the %Gain-I's purchases field, which is why they need to be subtracted off. Also, if you paid any commissions this will cause a slight difference. Thanks,
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