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  1. Analytics Output

Distribution of Returns

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Last updated 10 months ago

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The Distribution of Returns compares two probability distributions. The green probaility distribution is composed of returns from all of the asset price data on the chart. The black probability distribution is composed of the returns from the filtered metric data. This allows the user to answer the question: "Are the forward returns on Asset X different when metric Y is between a certain range of values, compared to returns during any value of the given metric?"