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Old Apr 21, 2007, 12:29 PM
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Weighted Average

I need help figure out the steps to weighted average.

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Old Apr 21, 2007, 12:42 PM   #2  
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I need help figure out the steps to weighted average.
Here's an a quick example:

Calls Received Average Talk Time
25 X 342 (seconds) = 8550
12 X 295 = 3540
23 X 298 = 6854
15 X 292 = 4380

So 75 totals calls and 23324 total seconds gives you 23324/75 for a weight average talk time of 311 seconds.

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Is this the same process for stocks?
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Is this the same process for stocks?
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Old Oct 16, 2007, 12:49 PM   #5  
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Gee, it's amazing no one has answered you. The answer is yes - stocks work this way. That's why you'll see investors buy stocks after the price drops - to get the weighted avaerage down and make it easier to show a profit,
Example - 10 shares x $100 = $1000 investment
price drops to $80
buy 10 more shares at $80 = $800 investment (total money invested $1800)
Stocks now needs to rise to $90 to sell the 20 shares and breakeven (not the original $100 a share).

Be careful - don't be investing without more information.
This example shows stocks and weighted averages and why some investors make what seems like a silly investment

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