Absolute return
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Absolute return is the investment performance of something regardless the performance of its asset class market. Absolute Return strategies aim to produce positive returns in both bull and bear markets, independent of traditional performance benchmarks such as the S&P 500 index.
The opposite notion is the relative investment performance.
[edit] External links
- Alternative Investment Database Research and compare absolute return based managed futures account strategies.
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