10 year return %

[Scarfinger]

I don't understand my 10 year return. I was tryingto figure out my % over the last 10 years

What is 187.81? which is my 10 year number according to this website.

I wanted to compare it to the C fund which is 257.48 for its 10 year retrun? to mine.

How do i convert them to percentages?

TSP says the C fund 10 year return is 13.64% for example.

[jimcasada]

Something is messed up on the 2yr chart too.

[Aitrus]

Noted. I'll let Archibald know.

[Archibald]

I am looking into the issue. Thanks for alerting us.

[jimcasada]

Ok, now I'm showing up as zero on all the multi-year lists. Thanks, Jim.

[Scarfinger]

I am up 11.32% over 10 year average according to AI/google. and C fund is up 13.96%. So not as bad as I was thinking. I am up 9.54% over 5 years. Jim is kicking my but in the 5 year and the C fund was up 15.5% over 5 years.

Jimcasada... you are up 16.27% over 5 years

Here's how you can calculate it:
Add 1 to the total return (as a decimal): 1 + 1.937 = 2.937.
Raise the result to the power of 1 divided by the number of years: 2.937 ^ (1/10) ≈ 1.1132.
Subtract 1 from the result: 1.1132 - 1 = 0.1132.
Convert to a percentage: 0.1132 * 100 = 11.32%.
Therefore, the average annual return (CAGR) for a stock that's up 193.7% over 10 years is approximately 11.32%.

[jimcasada]

I don't know how accurate these multi-year charts are? My point was that these charts and rankings are still messing up. Today I see that the 2yr chart is back like it was when I first noticed this problem (see screenshot below).