A financial metric focusing solely on potential losses, downside cost measures the risk of an asset falling below a target return. Investors use it to evaluate worst-case scenarios, aiding in portfolio risk management. Risk-averse individuals and fund managers benefit most, as it highlights potential losses without considering upside gains, enabling more cautious investment decisions.
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