📉 What is a Stock Price Averaging Calculator?

This Stock Price Averaging Calculator (also called DCA Calculator) helps you determine your average buy price and total quantity after making multiple stock purchases at different prices. It’s a must-use tool for anyone following the Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) strategy in the stock market.

Whether you’re investing in stocks, ETFs, or mutual funds, averaging helps reduce volatility and builds long-term positions.

🛠️ How to Use:

1. Enter your initial buy price and quantity.

2. Add any number of additional purchases — each with price and quantity.

3. Click Calculate to view:

   • Average Buy Price

   • Total Quantity Held

   • A table with weighted cost calculation

📈 Example:

• Initial Buy: ₹100 × 50 shares

• Later Buy: ₹80 × 100 shares

• Final Buy: ₹120 × 25 shares

📊 Result:

• Average Price = ₹90.00

• Total Quantity = 175 shares

• Total Investment = ₹15,750

Tip: Use this before placing your next buy order to decide if averaging makes sense.

🙋 FAQs

Q1: What is DCA in stock investing?
A: DCA means investing a fixed amount regularly regardless of price — it helps avoid bad timing.

Q2: Does this work for mutual funds?
A: Yes. Works for any asset bought in units — including SIPs.

Q3: What should I do after averaging?
A: Set price alerts for re-entry or stop-loss. Avoid averaging into falling businesses.