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This afternoon, I would like to invite you to look at our proprietary list of 10 research houses that actually get their ratings right.
If you had bought every stock, the top-rated broker recommended and held them for a year, and your annualized ROI would be 125%. Who wouldn't want that?
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MarketBeat tracks 200,000 ratings each year and tracks how a stock performs in the 12 months that follow a recommendation. This list was created with advanced data analysis and MarketBeat's proprietary database of analyst recommendations.
You'll learn which research firms' recommendations have the highest ROI. You'll learn which brokers issue the most accurate price targets. You'll also get access to the five most recent ratings from each of our top brokers.
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MarketBeat
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Annualized Return on Investment (ROI): An Overview
Annualized Return on Investment (ROI) is a financial metric used to evaluate the profitability of an investment over a specific period, converted into a yearly rate. This allows for easier comparison of the efficiency of various investments with different time horizons. Annualized ROI provides a clearer picture of long-term performance by smoothing out the impacts of market fluctuations and other short-term variables. Here's what you need to know about annualized ROI:
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Time-Adjusted Returns:
- Unlike a simple ROI calculation, which only provides raw percentages, annualized ROI accounts for the time the money was invested. This makes it easier to compare investments that have different durations.
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Comparative Tool:
- Annualized ROI is particularly useful when comparing the efficiency of various investment opportunities. It offers a standard, time-adjusted measure that helps investors make apples-to-apples comparisons between options with different investment horizons.
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Limitations:
- While annualized ROI is a useful metric, it assumes that returns are compounded over the investment period, which may not be the case for all types of investments. Additionally, it does not account for risks, taxes, or fees, which can also significantly affect the actual returns.
Understanding annualized ROI can help investors make more informed decisions by offering a time-adjusted measure of investment performance. However, it should not be the only criterion used for investment selection; risks, liquidity, and other financial metrics should also be considered.
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