What does one-week annualized return mean?
A short-term performance rate projected over a full year.
The one-week annualized return shows you what your return would be over a full year if the same pace of daily performance from the past 7 days continued — with compounding — every day for 12 months.
It doesn’t mean you’ve earned that return already. It’s simply a way to help you compare short-term results to annual benchmarks like deposit rates, bond yields, or inflation.
At Granite, this figure is calculated using the Effective Annual Yield (EAY) method, which assumes daily compounding. This method is aligned with global standards from the CFA Institute.
If you'd like to understand how we actually calculate it, see:
“How are returns calculated?”