The investor made Rs 1,000 in stock 1, Rs 750 in stock 2 and suffered a loss of Rs 2,400 in stock 3, which created a total market value of Rs 54,350. The reason for the negative weighted return is due to the substantial amount of money which was invested in a negative yielding investment option (stock 3). In the above example, the weighted average return works out to -1.2%, compared to a positive 2.3% arithmetic return. The weighted average return is the sum total of the product (or multiplication) of weights that are associated with different investment options and their respective returns.
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