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UpDownRatios(R, Rb, method = "capture", side = "up", ...)
Up (Down) Capture Ratio: this is a measure of an investment's compound return when the benchmark was up (down) divided by the benchmark's compound return when the benchmark was up (down). The greater (lower) the value, the better.
Up (Down) Number Ratio: similarly, this is a measure of the number of periods that the investment was up (down) when the benchmark was up (down), divided by the number of periods that the Benchmark was up (down).
Up (Down) Percentage Ratio: this is a measure of the number of periods that the investment outperformed the benchmark when the benchmark was up (down), divided by the number of periods that the benchmark was up (down). Unlike the prior two metrics, in both cases a higher value is better.
# First we load the data
data(edhec)
edhec.length = dim(edhec)[1]
start = rownames(edhec[1,])
start
end = rownames(edhec[edhec.length,])
edhec.zoo = zoo(edhec, order.by = rownames(edhec))
sp500.zoo = download.SP500PriceReturns(start = "1996-12-31", end = end)
# Now we have to align it as "monthly" data
time(edhec.zoo) = as.yearmon(time(edhec.zoo))
time(sp500.zoo) = as.yearmon(time(sp500.zoo))
data.zoo = merge(edhec.zoo[,9,drop=FALSE],sp500.zoo)
time(data.zoo) = as.Date(time(data.zoo),format="%b %Y")
# Up Capture:
UpDownRatios(data.zoo[,1, drop=FALSE], data.zoo[,2, drop=FALSE])
# Down Capture:
UpDownRatios(data.zoo[,1, drop=FALSE], data.zoo[,2, drop=FALSE], side="down")
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