The Euro yielded the highest monthly real profit according to the Turkish Statistics Institute (TurkStat) in its report “Rates of Real Profits created by Means of Financial Investment in December 2013”. In December 2013, the Euro yielded the highest monthly real profit with the rates 2.39 percent and 3.06 percent according to Producer Price Index (PPI) and Consumer Price Index (CPI) respectively. According to PPI, the monthly real profit rate of US dollar was 0.85 percent. However, investors of stock exchange, gold (ingot) and deposit interest lost by 6.31 percent, 3.54 percent and 0.69 percent, respectively. In term of  CPI, the monthly real profit rates of US dollar investors was 1.50 percent while investors of stock exchange, gold (ingot) and deposit interest lost by 5.70 percent, 2.92 percent and 0.05 percent respectively. The report shows that the Euro made the highest real quarterly profit with the rate of 2.47 percent according to PPI and 2.62 percent according to CPI. In the same quarterly period, investors of gold (ingot) lost by 9.58 percent and 9.44 percent according to PPI and CPI. The real bi-annual profit rate of Euro was 8.22 percent according to PPI and 9.40 percent according to CPI. In the same period, stock exchange investors made the highest losses with rates of 11.31 percent and 10.34 percent according to PPI and CPI respectively Euro investors earn maximum annual real profit. The annual real profit rates of Euro were 13.17 percent and 12.72 percent according to PPI and CPI respectively while investors of gold (ingot) made the highest annual loss with the rates of 21.60 percent and 21.92 percent according to PPI and CPI.