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wolverine [178]
10 months ago
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suppose you pay $9,400 for a $10,000 par treasury bill maturing in 6 months. what is the annualized holding period return for th

is investment?
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Leni [432]10 months ago
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The annualized holding period return for this investment is 13.17%.

<h3>Define annualized total return.</h3>

The fund's annual return is calculated using the annualized total return to show the rate of return required to generate a cumulative return. A holding period is the duration of time an investor keeps an investment in their portfolio or the interval between buying and selling a security.

The geometric average of yearly returns for each year during the investment period is known as the annualized return. When comparing two investments with different time periods or examining an investment's performance over time, the annualized return can be helpful.

Annualized Return =(Future value + Present value) ^ (1 / N) - 1

= [10,000/9,400]^12/6 - 1

= (1.0638298)²-1

= 1.1317 - 1

= 13.17%

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