What are CAGR and SIP?
CAGR (compound annual growth rate) smooths how much an investment grew per year between a starting and ending value. SIP (systematic investment plan) invests a fixed amount each month; returns compound as units accumulate.
Traders use these numbers to compare strategy performance or plan how much capital to allocate outside active trading—not as guaranteed future returns.
How to use this tool
SIP mode: enter monthly amount, assumed annual return, and years. Review maturity value, yearly corpus table, and the chart of invested vs total value.
CAGR mode: enter starting value, ending value, and years to see the annualized growth rate and absolute gain.
Adjust the return assumption to stress-test bull and bear scenarios before committing real money.
