You initially purchase 150 shares at $15 per share, you decided to reinvest your distributions and end with 175 shares worth $18.50 a share. What is your total return?
Value of investment = Market price of Share * No. of share
Invested amount = $15 * 150 share = $2,250
After reinvesting the distributed amount...
The current value of the investment = $18.5 * 175 Share = $3,237.5
Return on investment in % = (Current value of investment - invested amount ) * 100 / invested amount
Return on Investment in % = (3237.5 - 2250) * 100 / 2250
= 43.89%
Why would you choose to reinvest the distributed amount?
We have two option after receiving a distributed amount
1.) To reinvest that amount in the same stock or
2.) To reinvest that amount somewhere else or do use for consumption.
When we are expecting higher returns/utility from reinvesting in the same stock/company compared to another option we will reinvest distributed amounts in the same stock/company.
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