I have been comparing risk ratio's between various funds on Trustnet and Morningstar (as well as LT fact-sheets) but can't find anything at all on Lindsell Train Global. If anyone can point me in the right direction I would be grateful. Looking for Volatility, Alpha, Beta and Sharpe ratios.
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Risk Ratios for Lindsell Train
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Re: Risk Ratios for Lindsell Train
EssDeeAitch wrote:
I have been comparing risk ratio's between various funds on Trustnet and Morningstar (as well as LT fact-sheets) but can't find anything at all on Lindsell Train Global. If anyone can point me in the right direction I would be grateful.
Looking for Volatility, Alpha, Beta and Sharpe ratios.
If you take a look at this Morningstar link -
http://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/funds/S ... n%20global
and then select the fund you're looking for (there's 3 Lindsell Train Global Equity funds listed...), and then on the next page select 'Risk and Rating' tab on the left hand side of the page, then you'll see the ratios listed that you're looking for.
The snapshot below is for the 'Lindsell Train Global Equity A GBP inc' option in the first link above, and it shows what you're looking for except the volatility information -
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Re: Risk Ratios for Lindsell Train
Thanks Itsallaguess! (and yes, your name certainly seems to reflect this investment business). I am a bit new to this so sometimes I don't quite know where to look. Very grateful, pity LT don't subscribe to Trustnet so all the information is standard, but hey ho, that's life.
Once again, many thanks
Once again, many thanks
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