Currency Exchange » common beliefs about investing

1. randolph_kian
   Member

   hi!
   Many clients ask me regarding relative return.
   What relative return is, is the return that an asset achieves over a period of time compared to a benchmark. The relative return is the difference between the absolute return achieved by the asset and the return achieved by the benchmark.
   Relative returns are most often used when reviewing the performance of a mutual fund manager. Because holders of mutual funds are charged management fees, they expect a manager to achieve returns higher than the benchmark index. For example, if the fund you are holding achieves an absolute return of 12% over the past year while the benchmark index provides a return of 15%, then the fund has achieved a relative return of -3% for the year.

   Posted 11 months ago #

2. cade1975
   Member

   while studying the current market balance, 1 must pay less attention to trends connected to primary sector industry field, for instance the fact that the updates in the electrical equipment exports are gonna impact the JOD-CLP rate for the next few months, and concentrate on trade ing tips like the fact that the Jordanian Dinar is speculated to stay the same versus the Chilean Peso for the near future.

   Posted 11 months ago #

3. lucille035
   Member

   from what i hear the surmise that the JOD-CLP is supposed to freeze for a while began surfacing around the time that the weakening in the domestic products prices might effect on the Chilean arena (which if true) may possibly be behind the solidification of the JOD.

   Posted 11 months ago #

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