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Mean Return, Return Standard Deviation and Shape Ratio for IEI

This article is about finding IEI's mean return, return standard deviation and Sharpe ratio. The average trading days in a year is 252 days. So if you are interested in looking up IEI's historical average annual return, put in 252 days for investment duration in the following app. 

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  • The investment duration is 252 days.

Looking up the Sharpe Ratio

Click this button to find the Shepe ratio based on the mean return and return standard devision. Since Sharpe ratio is also based on the risk free rate, you have to manually enter it here.
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