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Impressed with the math. And amazing to think about how a realistic return like that can get so big in a relatively short span.

 

Download python and put this formula in a module.

def CAGR(endingvalue, beginningvalue, numberofyears): '''Ending value is divided by beginning value. That number is raised to the (1/#of years). 1 is subtracted from tis number. ''' return (endingvalue/beginningvalue)**(1/numberofyears)-1

This was the answer I got after I made this. CAGR(16,1,25) 0.11728713807222002

Edit: Only if you need to do this more than once of course. If you do need to do this more, than once and have other formulas to do. I'd love to help with that as I'm trying to learn python, which is why I made this for ya, and it is way more fun with financial formulas.

 

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