CAGR calculator
Compound annual growth rate is the constant annual rate that would transform a beginning value into an ending value over a specified number of years.
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How the analysis works.
CAGR equals (ending value divided by beginning value) raised to the power of one divided by years, minus one.
What this does not replace.
CAGR smooths the path between two values and does not show volatility, interim losses, timing of cash flows or changing growth rates.
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Does CAGR show year-by-year growth?
No. CAGR is a smoothed annualised rate between the starting and ending values.
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