What your money earned with Degiro once deposits, fees, dividends and exchange rates are counted.
€1,000 of profit is a great result on €5,000 and a poor one on €100,000 invested over ten years. A profit and loss figure looks the same in both cases.
If you add money every month, the timing of each deposit moves the result. A time-weighted return removes that effect and shows how your investments did.
How well did my investments do? The time-weighted return answers that. It ignores when and how much you deposited, so you can compare it with an index or a fund.
How much money did I make? The net return answers that, in money, after every deposit, withdrawal, dividend and fee.
Each step is explained in more detail in Degiro export transactions and the Degiro import guide.
Import your Degiro history into Stonksfolio. It works out the time-weighted return, the net return in money and the effect of exchange rates from your trades and payments.
A return that removes the effect of deposits and withdrawals. It shows how your investments did, regardless of when you added money, so you can compare it with an index or a fund.
A broker usually compares what your holdings are worth with what you paid for them. That mixes in the timing of your deposits and leaves out positions you have sold and dividends paid out as cash.
Yes. Each broker can be its own portfolio, and the aggregated view on the Pro plan adds them up into one total and one return.
It's free to start and you don't need a credit card.