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RISK ADJUSTED RETURNS

18 April 2009 by Cullen Roche 0 Comments

A lot of readers have sent me emails about risk adjusted returns. I’m glad people are interested in learning more about this because I believe it is one of the most fundamentally misunderstood parts of investing. I have attached a very basic primer and a few links.

Enjoy, read up and after a few weeks you’ll sell all of your mutual funds and ask yourself why you wasted so much money in fees. Obviously, for more advanced investors this post is a waste of your time….

The very basics here and here.

Risk adjusted return tutorial

And some meat and potatoes:

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