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Return is the most fundamental concept in investment. There are two methods to measure returns: Arithmetic return and geometric return. The standard investment theory, Markowitz portfolio theory and CAPM, uses arithmetic return. Geometric return provides more accurate and precise measurement of investment performance. Because of this, geometric return provides many advantages as the foundation of an investment theory.