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Relative Return Standard Deviation

The relative return standard deviation is a measure of the variability in relative return. A high standard deviation suggests that the relative return experienced during the holding period had significant fluctuations. This also means that if the holding period were different, the relative return would have been considerably different as well. On the other hand, a low standard deviation indicates minimal fluctuations in the relative return. In other words, the relative return would have been fairly consistent regardless of the holding period.

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