TRI
Thomson Reuters Corporation Common Shares
stock NASDAQ

The year-wise annual returns for the Nifty 50 (Total Return Index, TRI) over the last 5 full calendar years (2021–2025) are
2025: 11.90%
2024: 10.10%
2023: 21.30%
2022: 5.70%
2021: 25.60%
Vs Kospi
2021: 3.63%
2022: -24.89%
2023: 18.73%
2024: -9.63%
2025: 75.63%
So when you choose to make an argument why only chose the two best years? 2025 and 2026 for Kospi.
While Nifty is doing horribly currently (no two ways about it), comparing it with a market like Kospi is childish to say the least.
Taiwan will always have the advantage of being world leaders in semi conductors and hence their market appreciation is out of the world.

Hey,

I've been investing in mutual funds for the last 6 years, and I always had to jump between tools. Rolling returns and standard deviation weren't easy to find, so I used to work them out in Excel.
Index P/E had a problem too. In March 2021 NSE switched to consolidated earnings, and the Nifty 50's P/E fell from 40.4 to 33.2 overnight. Most sites still show one P/E line across that switch. That means older standalone readings get compared with newer consolidated ones as if they were the same thing, and consolidated P/E is usually lower.
thanks to AI, I built a tool that handles all of this: [https://fundnama.in](https://fundnama.in)
What you can do on it:
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* See each fund against its TRI benchmark, including upside/downside capture, rolling outperformance, and tracking difference for index funds
* Check risk with Sharpe, Sortino, drawdowns and rolling volatility
* See portfolio overlap between funds, with common holdings, sector and market-cap mix, and net equity after arbitrage hedges. Only HDFC and PPFAS funds have holdings so far, and I'm adding more AMCs.
* Look up P/E, P/B and dividend yield history for about 100 Nifty indices, with a heat map showing where each one sits against its own past. Each index page also lets you switch to a P/E series adjusted for the 2021 change.

Open to all feedback, There's a "Report a bug" button on every page if that's easier.
Thanks !
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