The periods used should all be of equal length, do not mix periods of different
duration, so I think monthly annualized is no sens.
First of all, you should calculate the simple percentage growth of each year by using this formula
[GR = (ending value - ending value) - 1]
Then calculate the AAGR by this formula
[ AAGR = (GR1 + GR2 + ... +GRn) / N ]
For example, we have:
Beginning value = $100,000
End of year 1 value = $120,000
End of year 2 value = $135,000
End of year 3 value = $160,000
End of year 4 value = $200,000
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Thus, the growth rates for each of the years are as follows:
Year 1 growth = $120,000 / $100,000 - 1 = 20%
Year 2 growth = $135,000 / $120,000 - 1 = 12.5%
Year 3 growth = $160,000 / $135,000 - 1 = 18.5%
Year 4 growth = $200,000 / $160,000 - 1 = 25%
AAGR = (20%+12.5%+18.5%+25%) / 4 = 19%
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