Average Price
Rp 933
This calculator helps compute your average stock price after buying more at a lower price, along with total capital spent.
Initial Purchase
= 1.000 shares | Rp 1.000.000
Purchase #2
= 2.000 shares | Rp 1.800.000
Average Price
Rp 933
Total Lot
30 lot (3.000 shares)
Total Cost
Rp 2.800.000
Average Down is a strategy of buying more shares when the price drops to lower your average holding price. This calculator computes new average price, total lots, and total capital from initial and subsequent purchases. Important: averaging down isn't always the answer — ensure fundamentals are still solid before adding position.
I bought BBRI at Rp 4,500 for 10 lots. Price dropped to Rp 4,000, I decided to average down by buying 20 more lots. What's my new average price?
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Result:
By averaging down, price dropped from Rp 4,500 to Rp 4,167. BBRI only needs to reach Rp 4,167 (not Rp 4,500) to breakeven. But remember: total capital increased to Rp 12.5M — make sure you can handle the risk.
What is Average Down?
Average down is buying the same stock at a lower price to reduce your average cost. Example: buy at 5,000, drops to 4,000, buy again — average falls between both prices.
When should I average down?
Average down should only be done if fundamentals are still strong and the price drop isn't due to serious business problems. Don't average down just because "it dropped a lot" — that's not a valid reason.
What are the risks of averaging down?
Main risk: the stock can keep falling, increasing losses. Averaging down adds exposure to a weakening stock. If fundamentals deteriorate, you're adding position on a sinking ship.
Do transaction fees affect the average?
Yes. Broker fees (buy/sell) add to total capital spent. This calculator includes fee fields for more accurate calculations. Typical buy fee is 0.15% and sell fee is 0.25%.
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