--- title: "Key figures card explained | RupeeCase" description: "The key figures card recomputes each figure over your chosen period against the chosen benchmark, with four lead figures first and the rest after them." source_url: "https://www.rupeecase.com/learn/terminal/key-figures-card" --- ## Watch: Key figures Key figures sit under the hero, worked out for your period.The key figures card: what are the four lead figures? 5 chapters, 0:58, with voice and music 1. [Chapter 1Where it is0:07](/instiv2/media/tut3/key-figures-card-where-phone-dark-v3-va2.mp4) 2. [Chapter 2What it means0:21](/instiv2/media/tut3/key-figures-card-meaning-phone-dark-v3-va2.mp4) 3. [Chapter 3Worked example0:06](/instiv2/media/tut3/key-figures-card-example-phone-dark-v3-va2.mp4) 4. [Chapter 4How to read it0:14](/instiv2/media/tut3/key-figures-card-reading-phone-dark-v3-va2.mp4) 5. [Chapter 5Watch out0:09](/instiv2/media/tut3/key-figures-card-watch-phone-dark-v3-va2.mp4) Screens from the RupeeCase app on sample data. Strategy figures are model, back tested, as of the date on screen. Formula and example numbers are illustrative. Mark as watched 5In this screen ## Every button the video points at. A still from each chapter with its buttons and fields numbered. Pick a number to zoom in on it; hover the still for a close up; Esc shows the whole screen again. Sample data, no order is placed. **1**Where it is**2**What it means**4**How to read it ### Chapter 1: Where it is 1 Show the whole screen 1 Show the whole screen 1. 1**Key figures**Key figures sit under the hero, worked out for your period. Shown in the video, not on this still ### Chapter 2: What it means 12 Show the whole screen 3 Show the whole screen 1. 1**Volatility**Four lead figures come first. The rest are one tap away. Shown in the video, not on this still 2. 2**All 9 figures**All 9 figures opens the rest of the card. Shown in the video, not on this still 3. 3**Minimum**Four lead figures come first. The rest follow on the card. Shown in the video, not on this still ### Chapter 4: How to read it 1 Show the whole screen 1 Show the whole screen 1. 1**Info button**The info button explains each figure on the card. Shown in the video, not on this still ## Where it is ScreenStrategyBasic Under the hero on a strategy page (right column on desktop), and on a portfolio page, where the same card is worked out from your own value. Four lead figures, then the rest ("All N figures" on a phone). Basic and Advanced. Index in this video: [Allcap](/strategies/allcap) (strategy page). ## What it means The key figures card is worked out in the app from the weekly model history, over the period you chose and against the primary benchmark. It leads with four figures, by default Today, Growth per year, Max drawdown and Minimum (a phone shows Volatility as the fourth), and shows the benchmark twin under each shared figure. Today is the model's change on the latest session, with NIFTY 50 under it. On a phone "All N figures" opens the rest, and on a desktop the rest follow on the card; Customise chooses the lead four. ## The formula Each figure is recomputed for the chosen window, except Today, which is the latest session. Growth per year and alpha need at least a year, otherwise the card shows the return for the months there are. As computed in the RupeeCase app`Each figure = recomputed over the chosen period, against the primary benchmark Today = the model's change on the latest session (n/a before the disclosure is accepted) Lead four by default: Today, Growth per year, Max drawdown, Minimum (change them in Customise) Growth per year and alpha need a window of 1 year or more` ## Worked example Example only * Period 5Y: Growth per year 20%, NIFTY 50 10% * Period 1Y: "Return, last year" replaces growth per year * Lead four on a phone; "All 9 figures" opens the rest ## How to read it * The small line under a figure is the benchmark for the same window. * Today, Minimum, Rebalance, Stocks and Inception do not change with the period. * The info button explains each figure and lets you pin it to Basic. ## Watch out * Figures follow the period; Marketplace cards do not. * Alpha here is the growth per year difference, not total return points. ## Transcript Tap Sound on for voice and music. These are the captions of the video, chapter by chapter. 1. 0:00**Where it is.** Key figures sit under the hero, worked out for your period. 2. 0:07**What it means.** Four lead figures come first. The rest are one tap away. 3. 0:29**Worked example.** Worked example, example only: Period 5Y: Growth per year 20%, NIFTY 50 10%. Period 1Y: "Return, last year" replaces growth per year. Lead four on a phone; "All 9 figures" opens the rest. 4. 0:35**How to read it.** The info button explains each figure on the card. 5. 0:49**Watch out.** Watch out: Figures follow the period; Marketplace cards do not. Alpha here is the growth per year difference, not total return points. ## Terms in this tutorial * [CAGR](/learn/glossary#cagr)Compound Annual Growth Rate. * [drawdown](/learn/glossary#drawdown)The peak-to-trough decline during a specific period. * [Sharpe ratio](/learn/glossary#sharpe-ratio)Return above a risk free rate for each unit of volatility. * [volatility](/learn/glossary#volatility)How much returns fluctuate. ## Learn it in depth * [Module 4.4: Performance Measurement9 min read, free](/learn/path-4/module-4-4-performance-measurement) TKeep watching ## Next tutorial. 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