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• • Risk return tradeoff
  • A risk-reward tradeoff is a principle that links risk and reward in trading.
• • Redemption
  • The redemption process involves the return of mutual fund shares or the return of fixed-income funds when they mature.
• • Risk-Adjusted Return
  • The risk-adjusted return measures the return of an investment after taking into account the degree of risk involved.
• • Record Date
  • The record date is the date when a company finalizes its list of eligible shareholders for its upcoming dividend distribution.
• • Redemption Fee
  • A redemption fee is the fee an investor pays when they sell shares from a fund.
• • Rollover option
  • A rollover option consists of switching from one contract, which is about to expire, to another contract, which has a later expiration date.
• • Rebalancing
  • Rebalancing refers to bringing a portfolio's asset allocations back to levels defined by the investment plan.
• • Rupee cost averaging
  • Rupee cost averaging is an investment technique that involves investing a fixed amount of money consistently, regardless of the market's ups and downs.
• • Reinvestment Privilege
  • The Reinvestment Privilege is an optional service that allows income dividends and/or capital gain distributions to be automatically reinvested in more mutual fund shares instead of cash.
• • Rate of return
  • Return on investment (RoR) is the net gain or loss of an investment over a specified period expressed as a percentage of its initial investment cost.
• • Redeemable
  • Redeemable shares in mutual funds mean investors can sell them back anytime.