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Rolling Sharpe Ratio Calculator for your Portfolio

Data updated 2024-Apr-18 (Thursday)

 


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Provide Stock/ETF/Cryptos & quantities to instantly analyze rolling Sharpe & Sortino ratios calculated using recent financial data. Sharpe Ratio measures risk to reward by comparing portfolio to a risk-free asset using recent historical performance whereas Sortino considers downside risk only & compares using a hurdle rate

Provided As-is for informational/educational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice . Past performance may not be not indicative of future results. Always consult your Investment Adviser before any decision

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Portfolio
  Symbol Units Name Holding Allocation
SPDR S&P 500 ETF $49,952.00 27.97%
Bitcoin USD $95,230.28 53.32%
Apple Inc. $33,408.00 18.71%
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  Sharpe & Sortino ratios calculated using a rolling 60-day period with daily portfolio returns. Use widget below chart to change to other rolling time period windows


Summary
  Portfolio $178,590.28   As of 2024-Apr-18 Thursday
  Timespan 60-day   Returns Daily
  Risk-free Rate 4.00%   Hurdle Rate 10.00%
  Recent Sharpe 2.5   Median Sharpe 1.66
  Recent Sortino 3.7   Median Sortino 2.17

Quick Interpretation


Daily returns for the rolling 60-day time period were considered for this portfolio:
Most Recent Annualized Portfolio Sharpe ratio of 2.50 is considered good given a risk-free rate of 4.00%
Median Annualized Portfolio Sharpe ratio of 1.66 is considered okay given a risk-free rate of 4.00%
Annualized Portfolio Sortino ratio of 3.70 is considered good given a hurdle rate of 10.00%
Median Annualized Portfolio Sortino ratio of 2.17 is considered good given a hurdle rate of 10.00%

Interpretation for Sharpe Ratio & Sortino is a starting-point and does NOT account for other important factors such as the distribution of returns etc. Red represents undesirable range and Green represents desirable values in gauges


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  Risk Reward Ratios : Evaluate Risk-Reward tradeoff with Sharpe & Sortino ratios Currently Viewing
  Portfolio Alpha : Quantify portfolio outperformance with Jensen's Alpha
  Portfolio Beta : Analyze portfolio volatility with Portfolio Beta
  Correlation Matrix : Correlations between Portfolio constituents & find other uncorrelated/negatively correlated assets
  Value At Risk : Historical distribution of daily Portfolio drawdowns
  Dollar Cost Averaging : Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) individual stocks in your portfolio










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