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Realized appreciation - Answers - Investment gain if the asset is sold

Unrealized appreciation - Answers - Investment gain while the investor continues to
hold the asset

Rate of Return - Answers - Investment earning expressed as a percentage of the
invested principal.

Nominal Return - Answers - A stated rate of return on an investment without adjustment
for inflation or other factors.

Total Return - Answers - The sum of all returns from the investment over a given time
period, typically 1 year.

Historical Return - Answers - A known investment performance result.

Expected Return - Answers - Generally, the total amount or annual rate of return an
investor expects an investment to earn, given market forces affecting the investment.

Required Return - Answers - The annual rate of investment return an investor requires
as reasonable compensation for a given level of risk and to satisfy the investor's
objectives.

Inflation - Answers - This erodes the purchasing power of money in an economy

Risk Premium - Answers - A portion of the investment compensation that investors
expect to earn in excess of the risk-free rate and inflation.

Real Rate of Return - Answers - The rate of return on an investment after adjustment for
inflation and potentially some other systematic effects.

Volatility - Answers - Refers to the tendency for an investment's market price, or
potentially other aspects of market value, such as bond yield, to change over a specified
period of time.

Standard Deviation - Answers - Measures the dispersion of a data set from its mean.

Specific Risks - Answers - Risks that can be substantially reduced by diversification.

Systemic Risks - Answers - A series of adverse events occurring in significant number
of financial institutions or markets that cannot be reduced by diversification.

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