Description Usage Arguments Examples
The Sharpe Ratio of an asset return is the quotient of the annualized excess return of the asset minus the annualized risk-free rate over the annualized standard deviation of the asset return.
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r |
:a vector of asset returns |
n |
:number of years |
m |
:number of periods in a year; m = 12 if r is monthly returns |
rf |
:annulized risk-free rate |
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