Profits Calculator for Various Stock Exchanges

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This calculator is designed to estimate potential profits from investments in five major stock exchanges around the world over the course of one year. By entering investment amounts for the NYSE (USA), LSE (UK), TSE (Japan), BSE (India), and ASX (Australia), the tool calculates profits based on the average return rates for the past 12 months.

Features of the Calculator:

1. Dynamic Input Fields: Each field corresponds to an investment in one of the five major stock exchanges. The user can input the amount in USD for each exchange.
2. Preset Return Rates: Each stock exchange has a predefined average return rate based on past performance:
   • NYSE (USA): 8% annual return
   • LSE (UK): 5% annual return
   • TSE (Japan): 7% annual return
   • BSE (India): 12% annual return
   • ASX (Australia): 6% annual return
3. Profit Calculation: The calculator multiplies the investment amount by the corresponding return rate for each stock exchange and sums them up to display the total profit.
4. User-Friendly Interface: A simple and intuitive design ensures ease of use for users of any technical level.

How It Works:

• The user enters their desired investment amounts in each field.
• Upon clicking the “Calculate Profit” button, the script processes the inputs, applies the respective return rates, and calculates the total potential profit.
• The result is displayed dynamically, allowing users to tweak their inputs and recalculate instantly.

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Example Calculations

Example 1:

A user decides to invest the following amounts:

• NYSE: $10,000
• LSE: $8,000
• TSE: $12,000
• BSE: $15,000
• ASX: $5,000

Calculation:

1. Profit from NYSE = $10,000 × 0.08 = $800
2. Profit from LSE = $8,000 × 0.05 = $400
3. Profit from TSE = $12,000 × 0.07 = $840
4. Profit from BSE = $15,000 × 0.12 = $1,800
5. Profit from ASX = $5,000 × 0.06 = $300

Total Profit: $800 + $400 + $840 + $1,800 + $300 = $4,140

The total potential profit for this investment scenario is $4,140.

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Example 2:

A different user decides to invest smaller amounts:

• NYSE: $3,000
• LSE: $2,500
• TSE: $4,000
• BSE: $5,000
• ASX: $1,500

Calculation:

1. Profit from NYSE = $3,000 × 0.08 = $240
2. Profit from LSE = $2,500 × 0.05 = $125
3. Profit from TSE = $4,000 × 0.07 = $280
4. Profit from BSE = $5,000 × 0.12 = $600
5. Profit from ASX = $1,500 × 0.06 = $90

Total Profit: $240 + $125 + $280 + $600 + $90 = $1,335

The total potential profit for this investment scenario is $1,335.