Index annual compound rate of return

[ROE]

Anyone know where I can go about getting
the Compound annual rate of return for the ASX index in the last decade?


Thanks

 

[skc]

Anyone know where I can go about getting
the Compound annual rate of return for the ASX index in the last decade?


Thanks

Do you mean the accumulation index (XJOAI)? I think that re-invest all dividends.

Or do you mean re-invest all the gains? That would just be the index itself...

Say XJO in Year 2000 = 3000 pts. In 2011 = 5000. CAGR = 4.7%

 

[Michael Cornips]

Anyone know where I can go about getting
the Compound annual rate of return for the ASX index in the last decade?


Thanks

ROE
The best way to calculate the compound return of the ASX 200 is to use the accumulation index that includes re-invested dividends.
On 31st Dec 2000 the index was 15404, and finishing on 31st Jan 2011 @ 34,582.

So the compounded annual return since 31st Dec 2000 is 7.57%.

Here is a graph -
cheers

 

[Michael Cornips]

Do you mean the accumulation index (XJOAI)? I think that re-invest all dividends.

Or do you mean re-invest all the gains? That would just be the index itself...

Say XJO in Year 2000 = 3000 pts. In 2011 = 5000. CAGR = 4.7%

I used XJOAI

 

[ROE]

Cool thanks for all the infor

 

[ROE]

I found these all the information I ever needed

http://www.standardandpoors.com/indices/main/en/us/
(Cover Most index around the world)

http://www.standardandpoors.com/ind...ries/en/us/?indexId=spaustaordaudto--p-au---- (Aussies All Ordinaries)

 

[Michael Cornips]

I found these all the information I ever needed

http://www.standardandpoors.com/indices/main/en/us/
(Cover Most index around the world)

http://www.standardandpoors.com/ind...ries/en/us/?indexId=spaustaordaudto--p-au---- (Aussies All Ordinaries)

Out of interest I checked whether investing in the ETF STW.asx (S&P 200 index) since its launch in 2001 replicated in real life the accumulation index.
Buying 10,000 STW in August 2001 with dividend re-investment gives you 14,500 shares today.

10,000 STW cost $328,300 which is worth $670,770 today.

The accumulation index suggests it should be worth $731,000.

Interesting tracking error. The STW management fee should only make a 3% difference over 10 years.