How to Calculate Weighted Average Cost (and Why Your Stock Value Drifts)
Weighted average cost is the reason two shops with the same stock report different profit. Here is the formula, one worked example, and the three habits that keep it honest.
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Weighted average cost is the reason two shops with the same stock report different profit. Here is the formula, one worked example, and the three habits that keep it honest.
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