CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) represents the average rate at which an investment grows annually over a given period, assuming the growth is compounded.

How is CAGR calculated?

CAGR is calculated using the formula: (Final Value / Initial Value)^(1 / Years) - 1.

CAGR helps compare investment performance across different durations and volatility levels by giving a smoothed annual growth rate.

Does this tool upload my data to any server?

No. All calculations occur locally in your browser. No data is uploaded or stored.

Does CAGR account for volatility?

No. CAGR does not reflect fluctuations or market volatility. It represents a smoothed growth rate, assuming steady compounded growth.

Can CAGR be negative?

Yes. If the final value is lower than the initial value, the CAGR will be negative, indicating a decline in investment value over time.

How is CAGR different from ROI?

ROI measures total return over a period, while CAGR measures the annualized growth rate. CAGR is better for comparing long-term investments.

Is CAGR suitable for investments with regular deposits (DCA)?

No. CAGR is not ideal for calculating returns from recurring investments such as monthly contributions (DCA). CAGR requires a single initial and final value.

Where can I learn more about CAGR?

You can read more detailed explanations about CAGR on: - [Investopedia](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cagr.asp) - [Pintu](https://pintu.co.id/blog/cagr-adalah)

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