Optimize investments with buy/sell guidance, profit targets, and cost averaging to maximize returns.

Buy On Dip Calculator

Get Lowest Average Price & Big Quantity


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Result

Select Pick a strategy below and apply it to achieve your target profit.

(All the values are Approx.)

Fresh Invst. Amt. Stock Price QTY New Avg. Price New Target Price Net Profit
Approx amt.
invested till 40% dip 		0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
Total:(Fresh + Past Invst) 0 0
Fresh Invst. Amt. Stock Price QTY New Avg. Price New Target Price Net Profit
Approx amt.
invested till 30% dip 		0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
Total:(Fresh + Past Invst) 0 0
Fresh Invst. Amt. Stock Price QTY New Avg. Price New Target Price Net Profit
Approx amt.
invested till 20% dip 		0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
Total:(Fresh + Past Invst) 0 0
Fresh Invst. Amt. Stock Price QTY New Avg. Price New Target Price Net Profit
Approx amt.
invested till 10% dip 		0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
Total:(Fresh + Past Invst) 0 0

How to Use "Buy On Dip" Calculator?

  1. Input Required Data: Fill in all fields (e.g., stock price, investment amount, target profit).
  2. Generate Results: Click the "Calculate" button to view potential outcomes. The tool will display four scenarios:
    • 40% Dip (steep decline)
    • 30% Dip (significant drop)
    • 20% Dip (moderate correction)
    • 10% Dip (minor pullback)
    Each result shows the average entry price and investment strategy for that dip level.
  3. Select Your Strategy: Choose one scenario based on:
    • Your risk tolerance and trading experience.
    • Market analysis and future price probability forecasts.
  4. Execute the Plan: Follow the pre-calculated strategy by setting limit orders at your chosen dip price(s). This disciplined approach ensures you buy at predetermined levels to maximize profit potential.
  5. Track and Adjust: Monitor market movements and adjust your strategy if conditions deviate significantly from your original assumptions.

By pre-planning entry points, you streamline decision-making and reduce emotional bias, increasing the likelihood of achieving your profit goals.

Invest money at your own risk. We are not responsible for any losses because the market is subject to risk.

Average Share Price Calculator

Results:

Total Shares: 0

Total Amount Invested: Rs0.00

Average Price: Rs0.00

How to Use ASP Calculator?

To calculate the average price of your shares after combining past and new investments, follow these steps:

1. Enter Past Share Details

2. Enter New Share Details

3. Calculate

Average Price = [(Past Price × Past Quantity) + (New Price × New Quantity)]
÷ (Past Quantity + New Quantity)

4. View Result

Stock Price Projection Calculator

Do Not Use Negative CAGR Value



How to Use the SPP Calculator?

  1. Enter Initial Stock Price
    Input the stock price at a specific starting point (e.g., the current price or a historical price).
  2. Enter Corresponding CAGR
    Input the Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for the same period as the stock price entered above.
  3. Set Target Price
    Specify the desired future stock price you want to evaluate.
  4. Calculate
    Click the "Calculate" button. The tool will project how many years it will take for the stock to reach your target price.
Note: Ensure the stock price and CAGR align with the same time period for accurate projections.

How to Choose the Right Stock: Essential Insights

To make well-informed investment decisions, it's important to understand the fundamentals:

1. Selecting Quality Stocks

  • Fundamental Analysis: Review the company’s financial health, including its balance sheet and income statements.
  • Competitive Edge: Evaluate the company’s advantages over its competitors, market trends, and future growth strategies.
  • Demand & Government Influence: Analyze current and future demand for its products/services, and any government policies supporting the industry.
  • Risk Assessment: Verify there are no major legal/regulatory issues pending against the company.

2. Evaluate CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate)

Ensure the stock’s historical CAGR aligns with your investment goals. A strong CAGR indicates consistent growth potential.

3. Key Company Metrics to Consider

  • PE Ratio: Price-to-Earnings ratio to gauge valuation.
  • Promoter Stake: Track the owner’s shareholding percentage over the last 5 years and 4 quarters.
  • Market Capitalization: Company size and stability indicator
  • Book Value: Represents the theoretical value per share in case of liquidation.
  • Face Value: Nominal value of a stock (does not usually affect trading decisions).
  • Dividend Yield: Key for long-term investors seeking regular income.
  • ROCE & ROE: Return on Capital Employed and Return on Equity measure profitability and efficiency. Look for high values relative to competitors.
  • Debt Levels: Lower debt typically signals lower risk.
  • FII/DII Holdings: Track the changes in Foreign/Domestic Institutional Investor stakes over the past five years and recent last 4 quarters.

4. Master Basic Chart Analysis

Use these essential tools to analyze stock trends:

  • RSI (Relative Strength Index): Helps identify overbought/oversold conditions, confirming potential price moves.
  • ADX (Average Directional Index): Measures the strength of a trend. Tip: An ADX above 20 indicates a strong price movement, either up or down.
  • EMA (Exponential Moving Averages): Use 20-day, 50-day, and 200-day EMAs to spot price trends.

Pro Tip: Start with these foundational steps to simplify your analysis and gain confidence in your stock-picking strategy.

Why This Works

By combining fundamental research, key metrics evaluation, and technical analysis, you’ll make more informed, data-backed investment decisions.

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