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π How to Use This Calculator for Stock Market
- Enter the Old Value (Buy Price)
- Type the price at which you bought the stock.
- Example: If you bought βΉ3,000 β enter 3000.
- Enter the New Value (Current / Sell Price)
- Type the current market price or the price you sold at.
- Example: If now βΉ3,600 β enter 3600.
- Click βCalculateβ
- The calculator will show if itβs an Increase (Profit %) or a Decrease (Loss %).
- Interpret the Result
- Increase % β Your profit percentage.
- Decrease % β Your loss percentage.
- No Change β Price is same as buy price.
π When to Use the % Increase / Decrease Calculator in Stock Market
- Open Price vs Current Price
- To check how much the stock has moved today.
- Example: Stock opened at βΉ100 β now βΉ120 β +20% intraday move.
- Buy Price vs Current Price
- To know your profit or loss % from the price you entered.
- Example: You bought at βΉ200 β now βΉ180 β β10% (loss).
- 52-Week Low vs Current Price
- To measure how much the stock has risen from its lowest point of the year.
- Example: Low = βΉ50 β Current = βΉ100 β +100% rise from low.
- 52-Week High vs Current Price
- To check how much the stock has fallen from its highest point of the year.
- Example: High = βΉ400 β Current = βΉ300 β β25% fall from high.
- Quarterly/Yearly Comparison
- Compare companyβs previous quarter EPS, revenue, or net profit with the current one.
- Example: Last year EPS = βΉ10 β This year EPS = βΉ12 β +20% growth.