As a retail investors many of us buy stocks directly and we keep buying stocks ona day to day basis. So, over a period of time, say we have gradually accumulated 30 stocks and invested about Rs. 5 lakhs.
Kite and other zerodha platforms shows absolute return. But, to compare how different stocks are performing or how our overall portfolio has performed in comparison to FDs etc. we may need different rate of returns like CAGR, IRR or XIRR.
How do we find these rate of returns in Zerodha? If it is not provided yet, when it is going to be provided?
How are professional investors here doing this?
Also, we may want to factor in dividends and portfolios in other platforms like ICICI Direct as well.
Manual approach would be to collect data from zerodha and calculate using excel but this too time consuming.
This isn’t as easy as it sounds. If there is constant funds being transferred in and out, stocks being transferred in and out (off market transfer), calculating CAGR, IRR, and XIRR gets extremely complicated.
If you can come up with a math to calculate CAGR, IRR, XIRR when there is constant movement of funds (new addded, existing removed), let us know. Incorporating a math into Console is quite straight forward.