The Treynor ratio evaluates mutual fund performance by measuring risk-adjusted returns against market risk, or beta. It’s valuable for assessing funds in diversified portfolios and comparing risk management, but doesn’t account for unsystematic risk and assumes a well-diversified portfolio.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: Sectors to avoid in 2025: Overvalued plays and low growth visibility stocks
The market has digested the continuing geo-political concerns and with the new US president taking an anti-war stance, there are high chances that various regional