"Lower drawdowns" refers to decreasing the extent to which an investment or asset decreases in value from its peak. In simple terms, it means reducing the amount of loss or decline experienced in an investment or asset. Full definition
In an effort to satisfy request for low turnover models with low drawdowns and reasonable returns we provide this model, which combines: (imarketsignals.com)
In either case, the portfolio has had relatively low drawdown and volatility with recent returns outpacing equity markets. (scottsinvestments.com)
According to Graham Day, the Senior Vice President at Elkhorn, «investment grade and cumulative preferreds have historically provided lower drawdowns compared with the broader preferred market.» (indexologyblog.com)