Real Return
Your return after subtracting inflation. If your portfolio gained 7% while inflation was 3%, the real return is roughly 4% — that is how much wealthier you actually became.
CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate)
The smoothed annualized return. If ₪100k becomes ₪200k in 6 years, the CAGR is about 12.2%.
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CAGR (קצב צמיחה שנתי מורכב)
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CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate)
Worked example: Example: ₪100k → ₪200k in 6 years: CAGR = (200,000/100,000)^(1/6) − 1 ≈ 12.2%/yr.
Related terms
Volatility
How much an asset price swings. Higher volatility means deeper dips along the way — and usually higher return potential. Equities ~15-20%, bonds ~5%.
All terms in this category
Real ReturnNominal ReturnInflationConsumer Price Index (CPI)Compound InterestVolatilityDiversificationRisk ToleranceAsset AllocationDollar-Cost Averaging (DCA)Liquidity
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