Rolling returns are used for computing the mean return of a mutual fund. In the factsheet of mutual funds, we normally come across trailing returns. They are also called point to point returns. These returns are computed for different time periods like: one month, three months, six months, one year etc. Trailing returns, however, suffer from end point bias and may generate inflated or deflated returns depending on the NAV as on the last day of the study period.
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