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Replies go out when there is something to reply to. A report of a wrong result will get an answer faster than a general question will.
Advertising and partnership enquiries
The same address takes those too: contact@stockavg.com. If you are an advertiser, a network or a publisher asking about this site, say which pages you are asking about. Nothing is placed on this site without being read first, and nothing is placed that the privacy page does not already describe.
What is worth writing about
- A result you believe is arithmetically wrong.
- A page that is broken, unreadable or mis-formatted on your device or browser.
- Something on this site that claims something it does not actually do.
Which page does your question belong to?
Most questions about a figure turn out to be questions about one page, and the questions and answers at the foot of that page — including the ones about what it leaves out — usually settle it faster than an email would. The sixteen pages, and the one question each of them answers:
- Stock average — the average price per share across every buy you enter.
- Average down — where your average lands after one more buy.
- Cost basis — total cost and cost per share for the same buys.
- DCA — what a run of regular buys came to.
- Dividend — dividend income per payment, per year and per month.
- Monthly dividend — the income a month, and the capital it takes to get there.
- Dividend growth — the compound rate between a dividend then and a dividend now.
- DRIP — what reinvesting those dividends added up to.
- Profit — what a sale made or lost with the fee on each side counted.
- Capital gains — the taxable gain, the tax on it at a rate you type, and the net.
- Split — the share count and the cost after a split, forward or reverse.
- Position size — how many shares a fixed amount of risk allows.
- Market cap — price times shares, and the price behind a target value.
- Options profit — one contract at expiration, line by line.
- CAGR — the compound annual rate between two dates.
- CD — what a certificate of deposit pays over its term.
The about page lists what all of them leave out on purpose: no live prices, no accounts, no tax table and no broker connection. If your question is about something a page deliberately does not do, that is the page to read first.
What cannot be answered
This site is a calculator, not an adviser. Questions of the form "should I average down on this position" or "is this stock worth buying" will not be answered, because nobody here is in a position to answer them. The same applies to tax questions, which depend on where you live and on rules this site does not model.
If you are reporting a wrong result
The fastest way to get it fixed is to include the inputs, not just the output:
- Every purchase row you entered — number of shares and price per share.
- The current price, if you entered one.
- The figure the page showed you, and the figure you expected.
- Your device and browser (for example: iPhone, Safari).
No account details, statements or screenshots of your brokerage are needed, and please do not send any. The calculation runs in your browser, so we cannot reproduce your numbers from our side — the inputs above are the whole of what is needed.
What happens to a message
Every message is read. One that turns out to be a real arithmetic error is corrected on the page and the corrected page is published again; there is no changelog on this site, so a fix shows up as a change to the page itself rather than as a notice posted anywhere. One that turns out to be a page behaving as designed gets a reply saying so — and where the design itself is the problem, that is worth hearing as well.