Stock Profit / Loss Calculator
How much you actually made on a stock position — from price, from dividends, and after fees.
Result
Per share, when you bought.
Per share, right now.
When you opened the position. Dates affect only the annualized return, not the profit.
When you closed it, or today's date. Determines how long you held it.
Total profit
6.230 €
- Total return
- +41,48 %
- Annualized return
- +12,26 %
- Real annualized return
- +10,06 %
- Current value
- 21.000 €
- Price gain
- 6.000 €
- Dividend income
- 250 €
- Break-even price
- 147,70 €
- Total cost
- 15.020 €
How it's calculated
Total cost includes the commissions, not just the shares: if you paid €15,000 for the shares and a €20 commission, the position cost you €15,020. The return is calculated on that figure because that's what you actually put in.
Profit splits into two parts because the sources are different. The price gain comes from market movement and you only realize it when you sell. Dividend income you've already received in cash, regardless of where the price has gone.
The break-even price is where the position lands at zero once we account for commissions and subtract the dividends received. If today's price is above it, you're in profit; if not, you aren't — even when the price looks higher than what you paid.
Example
100 shares bought at €150 that are worth €210 today, with a €2.50 dividend per share and €20 in commissions: total profit comes to €6,230, or about 41% over three years — which works out to roughly 12% a year.