Question: Please show how are they equal? The gross return over the most recent k periods is the the product of the single period gross returns

 Please show how are they equal? The gross return over the

Please show how are they equal?

The gross return over the most recent k periods is the the product of the single period gross returns (from time t - k to time t) P Pt-k1 1Rk Pt-k 1+R,(&)--60 () 2) - OLE) = Pt-k However, adjusting for dividends. if a dividend D is paid prior to time t,then the gross return at time t is defined as Pt+D 1+ Rt Pt-1 Here is what I don't understand: Multiple period gross returns are products of single period gross returns so that: Pt+D P-1+D+-1 Pt_k+1+Pt+k+1 1+R4(k)=( P-1 Pt-2 ') (P.. D) PL_k+1) Pt-k Pt + Dt For the last formula(with dividends) 1+R4(k) + 1 as far as I can see, so what is it then? Pt k

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