Gold Profit/Loss Calculator
Calculate your profit or loss on existing gold investments.
Gold Profit/Loss Calculator -
Calculate profit or loss on your existing gold investments. Our profit/loss calculator helps you track the performance of your gold holdings and understand your investment returns over time.
Profit/Loss Analysis
Performance Metrics
Investment Timeline
Gold Profit/Loss Calculator
Calculate your profit or loss on existing gold investments.
Investment Performance Tips
📊 Track Performance Regularly
Monitor your gold investment performance periodically to understand market trends and make informed decisions.
⏰ Consider Holding Period
Longer holding periods often show better returns due to gold's historical appreciation over time.
💰 Factor in Costs
Include making charges, GST, and other costs when calculating your actual returns from gold investment.
🎯 Set Realistic Expectations
Gold is primarily a wealth preservation asset, not a high-return investment. Focus on long-term stability.
When to Sell Gold
Financial Emergency
Gold can be sold quickly during financial emergencies, providing immediate liquidity when needed most.
Portfolio Rebalancing
Sell gold when it becomes overweight in your portfolio to maintain proper asset allocation.
Goal Achievement
Consider selling when you've achieved your investment goals or need funds for major life events.
Market Timing
While difficult, some investors sell during peak gold prices to lock in profits, though this requires careful analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is profit/loss calculated?
Profit/Loss = Current Value - Purchase Value. The percentage return is calculated as (Profit/Loss ÷ Purchase Value) × 100.
What is annualized return?
Annualized return shows what your investment would earn per year, calculated by adjusting the total return for the time period.
Should I include making charges?
Yes, include all costs (making charges, GST) for accurate profit/loss calculation, as these affect your actual investment amount.
When is the best time to sell gold?
The best time depends on your financial goals, market conditions, and personal circumstances. Consider consulting a financial advisor.