In March, the highest real return of 3.83% was recorded in euros. When indexed with the Consumer Price Index (CPI), gold bars provided the highest annual return. According to the data from the Turkish Statistical Institute (TURKSTAT), when adjusted with the domestic producer price index (D-PPI), gold bars offered investors a real return of 2.9%, while BIST 100 index provided 1.66%, gross deposit interest 1.27%, and 0.64% was realized with the dollar, leading to losses in government domestic debt securities (D-SIBS) with 1.9% return loss. When CPI-indexed, gold bars provided a real return of 2.31%, BIST 100 index 1.08%, gross deposit interest 0.69%, and 0.07% was recorded with the dollar, while D-SIBS caused a loss of 2.46%. Gold bars were the investment tool with the highest real return rates of 10.9% when indexed with D-PPI and 8.05% with CPI over three months. Meanwhile, BIST, when indexed with D-PPI, resulted in 4.95% loss and 7.4% loss when indexed with CPI during the same period. In a 6-month evaluation, gold bars provided the highest real return of 13.83% when indexed with D-PPI and 6.83% with CPI, while BIST 100 index resulted in 5.99% loss when indexed with D-PPI and 11.77% loss when indexed with CPI as the most unprofitable investment tool for investors.