Calmar Ratio

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Sep 01, 2011 02:13 pm

Bee User

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Originally posted by megrawab

I think he sees it as unbelievable.

Bee, on your calculation, 20/5 is 4, how can you conclude the potential opportunity to gain or lose?

As you can see its formula, Its Gain/drawdown. So actually this ratio tells us that gain is 4 times to that of loss. Higher ratio means better performance.But you cannot analyze all these things by calmar ratio alone. You have to see others ratios too.

Bee There is no term like "sufficient money". So aim for a satisfied life.

Sep 02, 2011 10:44 am

megrawab Hostedslavebeta

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okay. Thanks Bee!!!...

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Sep 04, 2011 02:30 pm

widhie75 User

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My YtD is 14,98%,,,, Risk 6,19%....Equity Gain 1.16%.....but I cant see my Calmar Ratio.

Calmar Ratio Status is N/A.........why this happen? is it because too small gain?

Sep 04, 2011 09:50 pm

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What that Calmar mean dear bcs i cant see the calmar world in the dictionary

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