ms.ytdreturn: ms.ytdreturn
In rMorningStar: Mutual Funds Performance Metrics
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Examples
Description
MorningStar YTD Return
Usage
1
ms.ytdreturn(ticker)
Arguments
ticker
Enter the TICKER for the security
Details
A traditional measure of performance in the mutual fund industry is the cumulative value of $1 compounded over a specified number of periods. Morningstar uses such measures on both before-load and after-load fee bases. The value relative at the end of T periods not taking any load charges into account is:
Value
Returns the MorningStar YTD Return of the Security as Calculated by MorningStar.
Examples
1
ms.ytdreturn('AAPL')
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Description
MorningStar YTD Return
Usage
1 | ms.ytdreturn(ticker)
|
Arguments
ticker |
Enter the TICKER for the security |
Details
A traditional measure of performance in the mutual fund industry is the cumulative value of $1 compounded over a specified number of periods. Morningstar uses such measures on both before-load and after-load fee bases. The value relative at the end of T periods not taking any load charges into account is:
Value
Returns the MorningStar YTD Return of the Security as Calculated by MorningStar.
Examples
1 | ms.ytdreturn('AAPL')
|
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