What does down-market capture ratio tell you about your investments?

This ratio measures an investment's performance, particularly in bearish markets. A ratio below 100 indicates outperformance against the benchmark during specified periods. Read on to know you can use this ratio to assess your investments.

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This ratio is helpful while understanding an investment's performance, specially when the markets are down.
1 ratio measures how well an investment performs compared to its benchmark index when the market is bearish.
2.It is calculated by dividing the investment’s return by the benchmark’s return during the downmarket phase and multiplying by 100.
3.A ratio less than 100 indicates that the investment outperformed the benchmark during the down-market period.
4.A fund with a low market capture ratio might perform better during the market downturn.
5.Along with up-market capture ratio, it is one of the parameters used to compare mutual fund performance.


Content courtesy Centre for Investment Education and Learning (CIEL).
Contributions by Girija Gadre, Arti Bhargava and Labdhi Mehta.

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