Cost Vs Value of your stack.....

[Shamatti]

So, here's what I have decided to do:

 

I am going to wipe all the purchase amount information from my spreadsheet. I'll replace it with current value, and update this every month or two.

 

I think I am happier just knowing what it is worth now. As long as it is worth something, then that is a bonus, as this stacking lark has turned in to quite a fun hobby, and also making connections with many a fine fellow on-line too!

 

I'm not really that bothered how much I spent, as it is only going to taunt me when spot falls, or make me concentrate on profit when prices soar. I don't really want to do either fol those! I want to know my current position.

 

So if I get time in the next couple of days, that's my plan! Quite a bit of home work to do, but shouldn't take too long.

 

 

 

[Danny-boy]

I have both on mine, purchase price and estimated value.

[Keithoil]

I had just added a new column to my spreadsheet, Current Price, but deleted it as I decided it would take too much time to keep updating it. 1000 entries or so. So now just have the purchase price.

[DrDime]

I use an app called iBullion which is not perfect but pretty good. It tells you how much you paid and a choice of overall or daily losses / gains. It doesn't take into account any premiums or tax over spot. I prefer to set it to the daily change - the other way is pretty dispiriting.

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[ChrisSilver]

I have a price paid including VAT & shipping column, an estimated current value column though I barely update it, usually just enter in the price excluding vat. And a total melt value.