investment return
Profit from assets
Investment return is the gain or loss on an investment over a period, typically expressed as a percentage of the original amount.
It includes both appreciation in value and any income received, such as dividends or interest.
The fund delivered a 12% annual return.
Returns can be positive or negative, and investors compare them against benchmarks or inflation to gauge real performance.
- capital gainsProfit from asset sales
- alphaFirst Greek letter
- bankPlace holding deposits
- retirement savingsMoney reserved for post-career
- yieldProduce or relinquish
high yield · bonds · stocks · tax policies · dividends · cash · beta · multiplier · interest income · passive income · profit margin · hedge funds · venture capital · private equity · inflation rate · mutual funds · money market · compound interest
- payoutspayout, disbursement, dividend, cash prize, reimbursement
- personal financesavings, income, credit, investments, bills
- returnsrebound, comeback, bounce back, give back, take back
- cost analysiscost analysis, cost assessment, cost basis, cost savings, direct costs
- Long-term effectslegacy, ripple effect, aftermath, ramifications, repercussions
investment returninvestment loss
Decrease in asset value
capital loss · loss · depreciation · write-down · paper loss
investment returnprincipal
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principal amount · capital · cost basis · initial investment · seed capital