Metric guide
Total return over the last ~12 months
Return 1 Year shows how much an asset gained or lost over the last 12 months. It is one of the fastest ways to separate recent winners from laggards on one common time window.
A strong return tells you the outcome over the window. It does not tell you whether the path was smooth, durable, or easy to hold through.
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The 1-year return shows how much the price has risen or fallen in total over roughly the last 12 months.
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Use it with Max Drawdown (365d) to see how much pain sat behind the same 1-year result.
Use it with Trend Strength to separate strong outcomes from choppy or fragile ones.
Use it with Relative Strength (12M) to see whether the return was strong in absolute and benchmark-relative terms.
