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Passive Investments

Report includes: 1 day(s), from 28.10.2008 to 28.10.2008

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Contains
Root Passive Investments 58,69 % 58,69 % 0 %
Allocation Metrics(54,7%, 0%)
Asset Classes Return within the Portfolio(68,9%, 0%)
Portfolio Return metrics(53,7%, 0%)

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Graph for Passive Investments

Data for Passive Investments

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28.10.200858,69

Allocation Metrics

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Parent Contains
Root Allocation Metrics 54,69 % 54,69 % 0% Passive Investments
Indicators
Equity (Index Funds)
Fixed Income
Money Market *
* - Information for this metric is limited in sample report Description Allocation metrics defines the portfolio composition taking into account the Investor's risk aversion and desired level of expected return through the splitting the portfolio into Equity, Fixed Income, and Money Market shares. The classic allocation structure under passive management is 60% Equity, 30% Fixed Income, and 10% Money Market. It is important to note that more than 90% of the investment return is defined by the asset allocation within the portfolio.

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Data for Allocation Metrics

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28.10.200854,694

Equity (Index Funds)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Equity (Index Funds) 55,2 55,2 0 % Minimize Allocation Metrics
Description Equity part of the portfolio under the classic passive management approach consists of the Index Funds or Exchange Traded Funds replicating the movement of corresponding stock Indexes. It is the most risky part of the portfolio.
Measured as a % of the total portfolio.
Target description Depends on the target allocation

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Graph for Equity (Index Funds)

Data for Equity (Index Funds)

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28.10.20085456555,2

Fixed Income

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Fixed Income 15,805 15,805 0 % Maximize Allocation Metrics
Description Fixed Income part of the portfolio under the passive management is usually filled with risk free fixed income securities (e.g. US Treasuries) and represents the risk-free portion of the portfolio.
Measured as a % of the total portfolio.
Target description Depends on the target allocation

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Graph for Fixed Income

Data for Fixed Income

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28.10.20082152015,805

Asset Classes Return within the Portfolio

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Parent Contains
Root Asset Classes Return within the Portfolio 68,95 % 68,95 % 0% Passive Investments
Indicators
Historic Return on Equity
Historic Return on Fixed Income
Historic Return on Money Market *
* - Information for this metric is limited in sample report

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Graph for Asset Classes Return within the Portfolio

Data for Asset Classes Return within the Portfolio

DatesValueWeight
28.10.200868,953

Historic Return on Equity

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Historic Return on Equity 9,865 9,865 0 % Maximize Asset Classes Return within the Portfolio
Description Historic return on Equity can be obtain using arithmetic or geometric averaging of the returns of the individual assets in the equity portion of the portfolio within the specified holding period of the investment.
Measured as a % of the investment in equities.

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Data for Historic Return on Equity

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28.10.200841109,865

Historic Return on Fixed Income

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Historic Return on Fixed Income 1,072 1,072 0 % Maximize Asset Classes Return within the Portfolio
Description Historic return on Fixed Income can be obtained using arithmetic or geometric averaging of the returns of the individual assets in the equity portion of the portfolio within the specified holding period of the investment.
Measured as a % of the investment in fixed income securities.

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Data for Historic Return on Fixed Income

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28.10.200831101,072

Portfolio Return metrics

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Parent Contains
Root Portfolio Return metrics 53,75 % 53,75 % 0% Passive Investments
Indicators
Standard Deviation of the Portfolio
Utility Value (Risk Aversion metrics)
Portfolio Beta *
Holding Period Return (HPR) *
Return on the Invested Capital (ROIC) *
Average Return on the Portfolio *
* - Information for this metric is limited in sample report

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Graph for Portfolio Return metrics

Data for Portfolio Return metrics

DatesValueWeight
28.10.200853,753

Standard Deviation of the Portfolio

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Standard Deviation of the Portfolio 8,278 8,278 0 % Minimize Portfolio Return metrics
Description Standard Deviation of the rate of return of the portfolio is a measure of risk for the entire portfolio. It represents the fracture of the portfolio that may be lost under certain unfavorable circumstances. The actual calculation of the portfolio standard deviation for more than 3 risky assets in it requires extensive software usage.

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Data for Standard Deviation of the Portfolio

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28.10.200824108,278

Utility Value (Risk Aversion metrics)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Utility Value (Risk Aversion metrics) 7,78 7,78 0 % Maximize Portfolio Return metrics
Description Utility Value allows gauging the rate of return that would suite an investor taking into consideration a risk aversion value given. It may be interpreted as a certainty equivalent rate that is offered by the portfolio of assets. It can be calculated as follows:
U=E(r) - 1/2 A x Standard Deviation,
where E(r) is an expected return and A equals to the risk aversion value ranged from 1 (for the least risk averse investor) to 5 (for the more conservative investors)
Target description investor will prefer the portfolio the UV bigger than other portfolios' with the same degree of risk

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Graph for Utility Value (Risk Aversion metrics)

Data for Utility Value (Risk Aversion metrics)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
28.10.200825107,78
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