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Anonymous

06 Nov 2020

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What do you used to calculate your annual growth rate? Mwr or twr? Investing for retirement?

I've been investing since the start of the year. Every quarter i do a lump sum investment. Every month i do a monthly investment.

What do you use to calculate the growth rate assuming I'm investing to reach fire in 10 years time?

For ytd,
My ibkr shows 61% twr. My mwr shows 91%

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Kok Hong

06 Nov 2020

Twr is a more accurate indicator

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