What do the metrics (CAGR, Absolute Return, Max Drawdown) mean?
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These are standard measures of portfolio performance:
- Absolute Return: The overall percentage gain or loss from your initial investment.
- CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate): The average annual return your portfolio has generated over a specific period — smooths out fluctuations for a clearer picture.
- Max Drawdown: The largest observed drop from a portfolio’s peak value to its lowest point — helps assess risk and volatility.
Together, these metrics give you a balanced view of both profit potential and risk exposure.