2 Flashcards
Return on a share (R):
Capital gains over the holding period:
The difference between the price at the end of the period (Pt) and the price at the beginning of the period (Pt-1).
Dividend payments over the holding period (Dt).
The formula for return (R) is:
R = (gains in Wealth) / (Initial Wealth)
Wealth Relative (WR):
It’s a measure of how your wealth changes over time in relation to your initial wealth.
It’s calculated as:
WR(t) = 1 + R(t) > 0
Where WR(t) represents the wealth relative at time ‘t’ and R(t) represents the return on the share at time ‘t’.
Return on a share 𝑅 𝑡 formula
(𝑃𝑡−𝑃𝑡−1+𝐷𝑡)/ (pt-1)
Pt: Price of the share at the end of the period.
Pt-1: Price of the share at the beginning of the period.
Dt: Dividend payments received over the holding period.
Mean formula
𝑅= E(R) = ΣPi Ri
Variance formula and standard deviation
Σ Pi(Ri-Pi)^2
Square root of this is standard deviation