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AJ - Ask Jeeves
AOL - America Online
ASP - Application Service Provider
AV - AltaVista
B2B - Business to Business
B2C - Business to Consumer
CPA - Cost Per Action
CPC - Cost Per Click
CPS - Cost Per Sale
CTR - Click-Through Rate
DH - Direct Hit
FFA - Free-For-All Link List
HB - HotBot
IM - Instant Messaging
INK - Inktomi
LS - LookSmart
MSN - Microsoft Network
NL - Northert Light
NSI - Network Solutions
PFI - Pay For Inclusion
PFP - Pay For Performance
PPC - Pay Per Click
PPCSE - Pay Per Click Search Engine
PPL - Pay Per Lead
PPS - Pay Per Sale
PV - Page View
RON - Run Of Network
ROS - Run Of Site
SEO - Search Engine Optimization
SEP - Search Engine Positioning
UV - Unique Visitor
WWW - World Wide Web
Y! - Yahoo!
Abstract:
This paper performs a census of the 101 performance measures for portfolios that have been proposed so far in the scientific literature. We discuss their main strengths and weaknesses and provide a classification based on their objectives, properties and degree of generalization. The measures are categorized based on the general way they are computed: asset selection vs. market timing, standardized vs. individualized, absolute vs. relative and excess return vs. gain measure. We show that several categories have been exhausted while some others feature very heterogeneous ways to assess performance within the same sets of objectives.
Keywords: performance measurement, portfolio, funds, Sharpe, alpha, Treynor, market timing
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