Real loss is a financial loss whose value is adjusted for inflation. For example, if an investor lost $2,000 on the stock market 20 years ago, and inflation has risen 25% since then, the real loss is 25% smaller, or $2,500.
Real loss is a financial loss whose value is adjusted for inflation. For example, if an investor lost $2,000 on the stock market 20 years ago, and inflation has risen 25% since then, the real loss is 25% smaller, or $2,500.