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Cumulative Total Return |
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Cumulative total return The actual performance of a fund over a particular period. Cumulative Total Return The return or yield on an investment or portfolio over a given period of time, expressed in non-annualized terms. Before making an investment, one generally calculates the expected return, which is an important aspect of an investment's risk analysis. The cumulative total return is what objectively happened to the investment. It is vitally important to note that the cumulative total return is not expressed in annualized terms. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| REIT stocks have posted a cumulative total return of 134 percent since the beginning of 2000, well ahead of other major market benchmarks. When we reviewed the index in our April 2000 issue, the undisputed leader was the DEM Equity Investor fund (DEMEX), which produced a cumulative total return of 90. To chart the requisite annual changes in cumulative total return, the company should calculate the fluctuations in the dollar value of a hypothetical investment made at the beginning of the five-year period, or "measurement point," in a class of its registered common stock and in each of the two comparative indices. |
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