Ajax - Why is the XIRR so high here? I only bou...

Why is the XIRR so high here? I only bought these MFs a few days back I looked it up and what I understood was it takes into consideration different purchase prices at different irregular times but still doesn't make sense why it's this high
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(X)IRR is typically used to calculate an annualised rate of return for investments at different points; it therefore gives wonky numbers when the entire period is under a year. It becomes more useful as time goes by.
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neutrino
neutrino2w ago
(X)IRR is typically used to calculate an annualised rate of return for investments at different points; it therefore gives wonky numbers when the entire period is under a year. It becomes more useful as time goes by.
neutrino
neutrino2w ago
Absolute returns is more suitable in this case.
Ajax
AjaxOP2w ago
Ooh I see, that makes sense. Thanks!

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