Definition of «cumulative return»

Cumulative return refers to the total profit or loss gained over a specific period of time by an investment or financial asset. It shows the overall performance of the investment, taking into account the change in value over multiple time periods. It is the cumulative sum of all the returns, positive or negative, since the investment started.

Sentences with «cumulative return»

I have a table that carries data with cumulative return of some instrument. (money.stackexchange.com)
If the product's reference asset has a positive cumulative return on the call date, the product is called and investors receive any accrued coupon payments and the face value of the note. (link.springer.com)
Total returns presented for periods less than one year are cumulative returns for periods one year and greater are annualized. (riverparkfunds.com)
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Definition of «cumulative return»

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