CAIBX
Category: Equity

MODERN PORTFOLIO THEORY STATISTICS

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Risk Measures

  Standard Deviation Alpha Beta R-Squared Sharpe Ratio Treynor Ratio
CAIBX
S&P 500
Standard Deviation gauges the variability of expected returns compared to returns over time. Alpha measures the manager’s contributions to performance on security selection. Beta measures a portfolio’s sensitivity to market trends. R-Squared shows how market trends influence the fund’s performance. Sharpe Ratio describes returns being the result of smart investments vs. risk factors. Treynor Ratio is a risk-adjusted measure of return based on systematic risks.

BEST AND WORST PERFORMANCE OVER 3 YEARS

Best Returns
1 Year (Ending 7/1997) 31.87%
3 Year (Ending 3/1998) 87.96%
Recent Bullish Period 2/28/09 - 9/30/09
Worst Returns
1 Year (Ending 2/2009) 34.04%
3 Year (Ending 2/2009) 19.56%
Recent Bearish Period 10/31/07 - 2/28/09