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Re: very high numbers for yield[ Message Board ] [ Archives ] [ Search ] Posted by jeffrey on August 27, 2006 at 22:31:08: In Reply to: Re: very high numbers for yield posted by Mark on August 27, 2006 at 20:51:29: : : : : did as you suggested. both stocks show 0.000000 under shares. : : : Hi Jeffrey, : : : Could you email me one of these investment files, along with a date range to use in the Portfolio Performance report? To get our email, just fill out the email contact form with any short message, and you'll see our email address, where you can send an attachment. : : : Thanks, : : two files sent. : : Thanks. On the investment where you didn't own anything during the time period (Stock A), this was a bug. You owned a very small number of negative shares, which FM was supposed to ignore, but didn't. This caused the very large yields, as it was trying to solve the yield equation using very small numbers. I will get this fixed. : On Stock B if you set the date range to the last 12 months, you had a ~35% gain in a 2 week period at the beginning of the yield term. You went in/out one other time, but that was nearly neutral. ROI yields are only affected by time when you own shares. Other times in the year where you didn't own any shares were not counting against you, so the very large annualized yield here is correct, although you only experienced it for about 2 weeks. : Thanks,
on stock B: FM figured the return as if the two week 35% gain was happening for the entire year?
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