Gross profit equals your sales revenue minus the cost of goods sold. Enter both numbers, press calculate, and the tool shows the difference in dollars. U.S. small firms average a 30 % gross margin, so if your margin is higher, you outperform peers (U.S. SBA, 2022).
Enter any list of investment returns, click Calculate, and the tool shows the geometric mean—the compound rate you truly earned. U.S. equities posted a 6.4 % geometric mean annual return from 1926-2022 (Morningstar, https://www.morningstar.com/articles/1135143).
The Future Value Factor (FVF) shows how much $1 grows with compound interest. For example, at 10 % annually for five years, $1 becomes about $1.61 (Investopedia, https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/futurevalue.asp). Use our calculator: enter the rate per period, the number of periods, press “Calculate”—it multiplies your present value by $$FVF=(1+r)^n$$ to project future worth.
You enter a lump sum, a yearly rate and a time span; the tool instantly returns future value using continuous compounding. Continuous compounding adds roughly 0.8 % more growth than annual compounding over ten years at 5 % interest (Hull, 2022).
Future value multiplies your lump-sum by compound interest to show what it can become. For example, $10,000 invested at 7 % annually for 15 years can grow to about $27,589, nearly triple the starting amount (Investopedia, 2023).
Use the FCFF calculator by entering EBIT, tax rate, depreciation & amortization, capital expenditure, and the change in working capital; the tool returns cash flow available to all investors. Global listed companies post a median FCFF margin of 6 % (S&P Capital IQ, 2023).
Use the Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE) tool to see how much cash your company can return to shareholders after covering investments and working-capital needs. More than 70 % of equity analysts incorporate free-cash-flow metrics in valuation models (McKinsey & Company, 2020).
Enter your forecasted sales, subtract your forecasted expenses, and the Estimated Earnings Calculator instantly shows projected profit. A 2022 Small Business Administration survey found the median U.S. small-business net profit margin is 7% (SBA, 2022).
The Equivalent Annual Annuity (EAA) turns any project’s NPV into an equal yearly cash flow, making lifespan-adjusted comparisons easy. Example: $500 000 NPV, six years, 7 % rate → $108 114 per year. 62 % of surveyed CFOs rely on annuity-based metrics when ranking exclusive projects (Graham & Harvey, 2012).
