How it works
Averaging down means buying more shares after a price drop to lower your average cost and bring the break-even point closer. Simulate the new average here before committing more capital.
FAQ
Q. Is averaging down always a good idea?
A. Not always — first figure out whether the drop is a temporary dip or a fundamental problem. Averaging down on a broken thesis can deepen losses.
Q. How do I find my break-even point?
A. The calculated average price is your break-even point — once the market price rises above it, your whole position is in profit.