Personally, I find TWR useless for me. I would rather see net return on my investments. If I invested £100, it goes up to £110, that is 10% return. Please give us the option on deciding what we want. Thank you
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Showing that a tiny -£11.95 loss in cash terms , but is a whacking -26.4% percentage loss in TWR. It could be helpful, But i struggle to understand it. Does this mean that any small paper gain which i thought i had been, been wiped out by a recent top up?
[Actual paper loss is -0.63%]
I am new to InvestEngine. However, Iam bring dittered with theseTWR. I have to create the same portfolio on another platform that gives me the right information.
Perhaps InvestEngine should listen to the customers.
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i have one portfolio with a £2089.93 profit at %8.25 gain.
i have one portfolio with a £438.43 profit at %17.89 gain.
both have 10k to 10.4k in.
i logged in at 6.30 to update my weekly google sheet but was re logging on again upto 7.30am to get the real result as i wasnt sure when the website finishes its updating.
most red or green figures during the week i know are not the finalised figures and i honestly dont know when they are updated daily, 3.20pmish, 7.30amish i guess.
a bit dismayed with a few invest engine things to be honest.
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I find it a big disadvantage because it is not real time and also I understand it get updated twice a day.
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Not just me then! I understand the workings explained by IE, but it still doesn’t seem to sensibly reflect the gain or loss made. My fidelity sipp is so much clearer.
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