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68% of returns - ANSWER-1 standard deviation

95% of returns - ANSWER-2 standard deviations

99% of returns - ANSWER-3 standard deviations

Beta - ANSWER-Measures volatility, systematic risk, and relative risk

Beta formula - ANSWER-standard deviation of security/standard deviation of market X
correlation coefficient

Capital market line - ANSWER-Graphical representation of the relationship between risk
and return, where risk is measured by standard deviation; the CML includes the concept
of a risk free rate of return

CAPM - ANSWER-Capital Asset pricing model. Calculates the required return for an
individual stock or portfolio

Common misinterpretation of the investment pyramid - ANSWER-The idea that the
larger base indicates that a larger proportion of the client's funds should be invested in
the lower tier financial instruments and that other investment instruments should be
funded in increasingly smaller proportions

correlation coefficient - ANSWER-measures the degree to which an investment's return
varies from (or moves in concert with) another investment's return

Dollar cost averaging - ANSWER-person invests a set dollar amount on a regular,
ongoing basis

Excess return - ANSWER-measure of the portfolio's return over and above what the
client could have earned had he or she simply invested in risk free assets

Exchange rate risk - ANSWER-Risk of having both their principal and return diminished
by changes in the relative values of US and foreign currencies.

Market Risk - ANSWER-Stems from factors independent of any particular security.
Includes political events, broad economic and social changes, and the mood of the
investing public.

Purchasing power (inflation) risk - ANSWER-Risk of one's purchasing power decreasing
as a result of inflation

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