What is 'Average Down'?
It is an investment strategy where you purchase more shares of an asset after its price has dropped. This lowers your average cost per share, potentially making it easier to break even or profit if the price recovers.
It is an investment strategy where you purchase more shares of an asset after its price has dropped. This lowers your average cost per share, potentially making it easier to break even or profit if the price recovers.
It is calculated as: ((Old Qty × Old Avg) + (New Qty × New Price)) ÷ Total Qty. This calculator automates this math for you instantly.
Yes, if the price continues to drop, your total loss can increase significantly because you have invested more capital. Always manage your risk and position size carefully.
It automatically calculates how much more you need to invest at the current price to reach your desired target average price.
It allows you to compare expected average prices and drop rates based on different investment amounts at a glance.
It indicates market sentiment. Extreme fear can be a buying opportunity, while extreme greed suggests caution.
Enter your current average price, quantity held, and the current market price. The calculator will show you how much you need to buy to lower your average to a desired level.