SMSN 962.0 -1.7365% TYT 2657.5 2.9241% SMSD 814.0 0.9926% SMSN 973.0 -0.6129% RIGD 60.0 -1.1532% RIGD 60.7 1.1667% SHEL 2464.0 1.2325% AZN 10450.0 0.0574% BHP 1810.0 -1.7106% HSBA 834.0 0.8099% ULVR 4685.0 -2.2125% CYPC 40.6 0.0% RIO 4550.0 -1.3657% LLPC 1.548 -98.9994% DGED 110.1333 -1.27% BP 364.45 0.6212% SBID 92.7 -2.3182% DGE 2065.0 -1.479% GSK 1389.0 -0.3587% REL 4003.0 0.9075%
SMSN 962.0 -1.7365% TYT 2657.5 2.9241% SMSD 814.0 0.9926% SMSN 973.0 -0.6129% RIGD 60.0 -1.1532% RIGD 60.7 1.1667% SHEL 2464.0 1.2325% AZN 10450.0 0.0574% BHP 1810.0 -1.7106% HSBA 834.0 0.8099% ULVR 4685.0 -2.2125% CYPC 40.6 0.0% RIO 4550.0 -1.3657% LLPC 1.548 -98.9994% DGED 110.1333 -1.27% BP 364.45 0.6212% SBID 92.7 -2.3182% DGE 2065.0 -1.479% GSK 1389.0 -0.3587% REL 4003.0 0.9075%

Reward-to-Risk ratio

Updated on August 29, 2023

Reward-to-Risk ratio generally reflects the reward that an investor can earn for taking an additional unit of risk over the risk-free rate in the market. Reward-to-Risk ratio is an infamous measure to reckon the expected rate of returns by suggesting the amount of risk an investor must bear to earn the additional unit of profit.

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