Decoding Your Investment App: The "Sort By" Menu Explained: about the section:
2. Lowest Market Value
Here’s a clear and simple explanation for the “Sort By: Lowest Market Value” option in your investment app:
🧠 Decoding Your
Investment App: “Sort By – Lowest Market Value”
✅ 2. Lowest Market Value
📘 Explanation:
This option sorts your investments from smallest to largest based on
their current total worth.
It uses this formula:
Market Value = Current Price × Number of Shares/Units You
Own
For example:
- 2
shares of Stock A at $100 each → $200 total
- 15
shares of Stock B at $5 each → $75 total
Stock B will be shown first because it has the lowest
market value.
📊 Use Case (When to Use):
Use this option when you want to:
- Quickly
identify your smallest investments
- Check
holdings that might need more attention or top-up
- Spot
underperforming or less important assets in your portfolio
📝 Why It Matters:
This helps you keep track of where your portfolio might be spread too thin or
where you have minor stakes, which could influence your decisions about buying
more or selling.
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