Thanks for this video. It is very helpful. I do however think that the second spreadsheet was initially correct before you crossed it out and recalculated it. My reason being is:
1) The amount actually invested at the start was $2,000.20. It doesn't matter if $7 was the fee, the investor still had to pay it to do the investment, hence, it should be calculated as apart of the investment.
2) You had used $2,000.20 to calculate the the investment total for the first example and not 1993.20
None the less, I appreciate this video and thanks for sharing. It was a big help to me βΊ
Still a GARBAGE Return
Clear and simple ππΎ thanks
very helpful thanks much!
It seems like you could calculate the minimum investment needed to offset the $7. Maybe putting 1200 in once a year would be worth it.
awesome investment education. glad someone actually broke it down like this. ty for your time and effort sir.
Thanks for the video! I have a question - does one pay taxes on the dividends that are being auto-reinvested?
shitty gains. But... maybe I missed something but are you not considering the possible increase in the value of the stock? If Ford does their shit correctly it should increase significantly over 5 years? Of course, that is impossible to calculate.
This Is very informative,Β the fee are really killing the 1st example What if he use the 1st example and used the Robinhood app with no trading fees?
Omg, I haven't seen anyone break down the fees and your returns like this!!!πππ
1) The amount actually invested at the start was $2,000.20. It doesn't matter if $7 was the fee, the investor still had to pay it to do the investment, hence, it should be calculated as apart of the investment.
2) You had used $2,000.20 to calculate the the investment total for the first example and not 1993.20
None the less, I appreciate this video and thanks for sharing. It was a big help to me βΊ