Unit 22 Flashcards
The total return of a mutual fund is equal to
the return attained by reinvestment of all dividend and capital gains distributions plus unrealized gains or minus unrealized losses
As with all securities, total return includes unrealized gains or losses. In the case of mutual funds, the total return also assumes reinvestment of all dividend and capital gains distributions.
Total return
includes unrealized gains or losses
When, as per the Sharpe ratio, a stock exhibits superior performance, it implies
High alpha
Beta is not apart of sharpe ratio
The higher the Sharpe ratio, the higher the risk-adjusted return. In other words, the stock is returning significantly more than the risk-free rate. That will result in a positive alpha. Beta is not part of the Sharpe ratio.