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Risk-adjusted Returns

Serenity Ratio

Definition

The Serenity Ratio is a risk-adjusted metric that combines return, drawdown, and volatility to assess the stability and sustainability of an investment. It provides a comprehensive measure of risk-adjusted efficiency.

Formula

Serenity Ratio=RpRfσp×Ulcer Index\text{Serenity Ratio}=\frac{R_p - R_f}{\sigma_p \times \text{Ulcer Index}}

Where:

  • RpR_p = Portfolio return
  • RfR_f = Risk-free rate
  • σp\sigma_p = Standard deviation of portfolio returns
  • Ulcer Index = Measure of the depth and duration of drawdowns

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