Portfolio after fees
Your whole portfolio, after every fee.
How it works
Three steps, no guesswork.
- 1
If prices move
Profit after fees for your whole portfolio if every price moved by the same amount, from 50% down to 50% up, and the exact move that breaks even.
- 2
Profit at any price
For each holding, a chart of profit after fees at every sell price, with the break-even and the last close marked.
- 3
Distance from break-even
Every holding side by side: how far its last close is above or below its break-even.
Good to know
- Every figure comes from the same fee rules, so fee-tier jumps show exactly where they happen.
- Values use end-of-day closing prices, updated after each trading day.
- Illustrative scenarios, never forecasts.
Questions
About portfolio after fees
Is 'If prices move' a prediction?
No. It shows what would happen after fees if prices moved by a given amount. It says nothing about whether they will.
Which prices does it use?
The last GSE closing price we've stored for each holding.
More features
Break-even after fees
Breakeven works out the lowest price you can sell at and get back everything you paid: the shares, the buying fees and the selling fees too.
Sell simulator
Choose how many shares and a price, and see exactly what you'd receive, the fees line by line, and your profit or loss after all of them.
Target prices
Say the profit you want, as a percentage or an amount in GHS, after fees, and Breakeven shows the exact closing price that gets you there.
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