"return" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

return sustantivo

sustantivo + return

Kolokacji: 61

tax return • kickoff return • punt return • interception return • return of several percent • income tax return • election return • ...

return + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 58

return trip • return journey • return flight • return visit • return address • return voyage • return match • return leg • return fire • ...

return + verbo

Kolokacji: 43

return shows • return comes • return gives • return makes • return means • ...

verbo + return

Kolokacji: 110

produce returns • await one's return • wait for one's return • announce one's return • celebrate one's return • prepare one's tax returns • ...

adjetivo + return

Kolokacji: 174

high return • annual return • safe return • total return • triumphant return • average return • immediate return • brief return • ...

Kolokacji: 37

Grup znaczeniowych: 40

Kolokacji: 15

(2) annual, one-year

Kolokacji: 2

(3) safe, strong, solid, risk-free

Kolokacji: 4

1. safe return = bezpieczny powrót safe return

2. strong return = silny powrót strong return

3. solid return = solidny powrót solid return

4. risk-free return = pewny powrót risk-free return

The risk-free return is then subtracted from the return of the asset being analyzed.
The risk-free return is constant.
The rating is achieved by subtracting the risk-free return on a three-month Treasury bill from a fund's monthly returns.
Investors with different risk/return goals can use leverage to increase the ratio of the market return to the risk-free return in their portfolios.
In other words, if the deal were a sure thing, there's a rather nice risk-free return just sitting there waiting to be picked up.
The market return minus the risk-free return is the risk premium that investors expect for investing in the market portfolio.
The administration based this offset - sometimes called a clawback - on the supposedly risk-free average return on Treasury bonds.
Now a small but persistent band argues that the risk-free returns on Mexican paper could prove illusory too.
And a higher risk-free return, such as on Treasury bonds, leads to a lower fair value for stock prices.
R is the risk-free return, or the return from government securities, as government securities have no risk.