The holding period return (HPR)
A) reflects only capital gains and losses for investment periods of one year or less.
B) calculates the annual dividend yield on stocks or current interest yield on bonds.
C) is the most appropriate measure of returns for an investment period exceeding one year.
D) can be used to determine the actual total return on stocks, bonds, and other investments for periods of one year or less.

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The holding period return (HPR) considers all sources of investment income, including capital gains, dividends, and interest, over any investment period, not limited to one year or less, making it a comprehensive measure of total return.

The Holding Period Return (HPR)