Mutual fund performanceVisualising non-normalityHeteroskedasticityDistribution and calculation returns are applied in the financial literature for determining fund performance or testing market competency. In this paper we propose a new return calculation and distribution method. This method has not been used...
Unlike lumpsum Mutual Fund investments which comprise a single cash inflow and outflow, SIP investments require you to invest your money in multiple instalments. While you can compute the returns using the Internal Rate of Return (IRR), you must ensure that the time periods between consecutive c...
The annualized return of Mutual Fund A is calculated as: Annualized Return=((1+.03)×(1+.07)×(1+.05)×(1+.12)×(1+.01))15−1=1.3090.20−1=1.0553−1=.0553,or 5.53%Annualized Return=((1+.03)×(1+.07)×(1+.05)×(1+.12)×(1+.01))51−1=1.3090.20−1=1...
The Rule of 70 is a calculation that determines how many years it takes for an investment to double in value based on a constant rate of return. Investors use this metric to evaluate various investments, including mutual fund returns and the growth rate for a retirement portfolio. The Rule o...
Mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) may also distribute ROC, particularly those that focus on generating high levels of income. However, consistent ROC distributions can indicate that the fund is returning invested capital because it's not generating enough income or capital gains. The R...
For returns-based calculations, using pooled investments with a value, like the Net Asset Value on a mutual fund, the calculation is much simpler. It's the ending value divided by the beginning value, plus an adjustment for splits and cash flows, then subtract one. Portfolio Return = (...
Let’s assume you have $10,000 to invest in a mutual fund and you want to know how long it will take to become $20,000. You are positive that you can get an average return of 8 percent each year. Looking at our table above, we can see that it will take your investment about ...
The wealth gained is the return the investor earned during the tenure. The maturity amount value of the recurring deposit is the amount that the investor receives in the bank account at the end of the RD tenure. On the graph, the value of the investment is on Y-Axis, and the tenure ...
Let’s assume that you want to compare two different mutual funds in your portfolio with different risk levels. Obviously, the more risky of the two will tend to have higher returns, but which one has a higher return relative to the risk associated with the investment? Let’s use the Shar...
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