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How Asset Rankings Work

Our asset ranking compares investments not just by their nominal price appreciation, but by their inflation-adjusted real return. This gives you an accurate picture of which assets are genuinely growing your purchasing power over time.

Why Real Returns Matter

An asset that gains 15% in a year when inflation was 12% has only produced a 3% real gain. Without adjusting for inflation, rankings can be misleading. We correct for this by deflating historical prices using official inflation indices (IPCA for Brazil, CPI for the US).

What Assets Are Ranked?

The ranking includes Brazilian and international stocks, commodities such as gold and copper, cryptocurrencies, and fixed-income proxies. All assets are normalized to a common base date so that their real performance can be compared on the same scale.

Interpreting the Data

A positive real return means the asset grew faster than inflation — it preserved and grew your purchasing power. A negative real return means you lost ground to inflation even if the nominal price went up. Use this ranking as a starting point for deeper research, not as financial advice.