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  • Remi 

    Would you please explaine the Sharpe Ratio.It might be of interest to other members as well.Thank you

    • Thanks for your question. The Sharpe ratio compares the returns of an investment with its risk. It can be used to evaluate a single security or an entire investment portfolio. In either case, the higher the ratio, the better the investment in terms of risk-adjusted returns.

      By comparing the return on an investment to the extra risk associated with it above and beyond a risk-free asset—typically, a U.S. Treasury security—the Sharpe ratio gives investors a clear picture of whether higher returns are adequately compensating them for taking on additional risk.

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