The average
annualized factor return in the United States over our study period July 1973 — September 2016 is 4.86 %.
Not exact matches
Even though investing in the best decile of a composite of value
factors averages out to have excess
returns of almost four percent
annualized, when looking at shorter investment periods it only works a little better than two out of three years on a one - year basis.
Converting today's P / E10 into an
annualized return, we take the Nth root of 2 as the adjustment
factor, where N is the number of years that it takes to restore P / E10 to its long - term level.
Once I
factor in the likelihood of these people defaulting, my current adjusted net
annualized return is closer to 13.5 %.
Factor - Based Smart Betas The prospect of an average annualized excess return of nearly 5 % across six robust and largely independent factors helps explain the strong investor demand for factor inve
Factor - Based Smart Betas The prospect of an average
annualized excess
return of nearly 5 % across six robust and largely independent
factors helps explain the strong investor demand for
factor inve
factor investing.
The value
factor returns are compound
annualized returns.