Decoding Your Investment App: The "Sort By" Menu Explained: about the section :
1. Highest Market Value
Here is a detailed explanation of the "Sort By:
Highest Market Value" option in your investment app — explained
clearly and simply:
🧠 Decoding Your
Investment App: “Sort By – Highest Market Value”
✅ 1. Highest Market Value
📘 Explanation:
This option sorts your investments from biggest to smallest based on how
much they are currently worth.
It uses this formula:
Market Value = Current Price × Number of Shares/Units You
Own
So, if you own:
- 10
shares of ETF A at $50 each → $500 total
- 5
shares of ETF B at $200 each → $1,000 total
ETF B will be shown on top because it has a higher
market value.
📊 Use Case (When to Use):
Use this option when you want to:
- Quickly
see which investments are worth the most money
- Focus
on your largest holdings
- Decide
where your biggest risks or gains are
- Rebalance
your portfolio (if one investment is taking up too much value)
📝 Why It Matters:
This is useful for long-term investors who want to track where most of their
money is concentrated and whether it matches their investing goals.
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