Post Your "12-Month Personal Rate of Return"

[peterson82]

12-Month Personal Rate of Return:
24.88%

 

[Handballer]

12-Month Personal Rate of Return:
7.12%

 

[BigJohn]

Nicely done...

 

[akpackfan]

John Wayne; True Grit?

 

[BigJohn]

12-Month Personal Rate of Return:
24.14%

Not bad for a one-eyed old fatman...

Quote from??

 

[Frixxxx]

12-Month Personal Rate of Return:
19.11%

I gotta say, I'm not disappointed in that.

You should be proud to have risked and succeeded!

 

[Rogue]

12-Month Personal Rate of Return:
19.11%

I gotta say, I'm not disappointed in that.

 

[JTH]

12-Month Personal Rate of Return: 19.01%

I'll take it.

If I can keep that rate consistent I'll be endowing public libaries to small cities:nuts:


JTH...

Quicken will give you your IRR (Internal Rate of Return) for any length of time. Your IRR is always less than your annual return because it factors in estimations of contributions. Very nice. I believe the Personal Rate of Return is an IRR. Very simiar to annual returns if there is only one breakout period...

If you want to play with your own returns for more years use the Money Chimp CAGR calculator and formulae.

Thanks buddy that was actually a sacastic jab at the previous bear market not being reflected in the 12 month rate of return.

My 2010 Annual say I made 16.97% while the tracker says 15.02% it must have something to do with the loan I paid off early.

Anyways I'm at 21.47% for my 12 month rate of return. It could be better, could be worse, been playing too much defense...

 

[Boghie]

12-Month Personal Rate of Return: 19.01%

I'll take it.

If I can keep that rate consistent I'll be endowing public libaries to small cities:nuts:


JTH...

Quicken will give you your IRR (Internal Rate of Return) for any length of time. Your IRR is always less than your annual return because it factors in estimations of contributions. Very nice. I believe the Personal Rate of Return is an IRR. Very simiar to annual returns if there is only one breakout period...

If you want to play with your own returns for more years use the Money Chimp CAGR calculator and formulae.

 

[Frixxxx]

This TSPTALK site Rocks!!

Seconded!

 

[Aviator_Guy]

35.56 when I checked today (Feb 14th)... I think they update it the first week of each month.

BTW, the government TSP web site now has the 2010 Annual Paticipant Statement as of today. Mine shows 34.28% for 2010 which is very close to the TSPTALK tracker for 2010. This TSPTALK site Rocks!!

 

[JTH]

Gee I wonder why they don't have a 2, 3, 4, or 5 year rate of return?

 

[Elgallo]

24.21

GOTTA LOVE IT!

 

[Appatite]

I somehow managed to hit 6.85% even though I moved around about 8 IFT's last year. Two of those were for big losses and by October/November I was sitting at about 0% so I was very happy with the 6.85%

But my last twelve, not last year, looks like I am at about 12.5% so I must have done something right last January/february.

 

[Elgallo]

16.8%

 

[FAB1]

I went back and looked and decided to post.

129.09%

I lied.

 

[strates]

20.8% Mostly buy and hold, just one IFT from 2040 to S.

 

[DrScooter]

Clearly, I have no clue? I read, tried to move in on fear and out on greed -but I really suck. With reading, thought and logic -0.83

just plain scooter now

 

[Guest2]

YTD Gain for 2010 was = +27.2005%

 

[Boghie]

Is that supposed to be 12.78%?

Yup, sorry about that. I was able to change it in the post