Six calculators covering common return, sizing, and income questions. Every result depends entirely on the numbers you enter — none of this is a projection, promise, or guarantee of real-world returns.
Compound Annual Growth Rate — the single steady annual rate that would take a starting value to an ending value over a given number of years, smoothing out whatever actually happened year to year.
Projects the future value of a fixed monthly investment (a Systematic Investment Plan) at an assumed constant annual return — a real SIP's actual return will vary with the market and won't be this smooth. See the dedicated SIP calculator page for a deeper walkthrough and FAQ.
Projects a lump sum's growth at a fixed rate, compounded at the frequency you choose. See the dedicated lumpsum calculator page for a simpler annual version with a deeper walkthrough and FAQ.
A risk-management tool, not a return projection. Given how much of your capital you're willing to risk on one trade, works out how many shares that risk budget actually buys at your planned stop-loss.
Splits an investable amount across categories by the percentages you set. Purely arithmetic — it doesn't suggest what split is right for you, which depends on your own goals, horizon, and risk tolerance.
A backward-looking ratio of the last declared annual dividend to the current share price — not a forecast of future dividends, which companies can cut, hold, or raise at any time.