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What is Risk Aversion?
tendency of people to dislike risk and require compensation for additional
risk exposure
What does the Treynor ratio do?
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Measures the excess return per unit of SYSTEMATIC or MARKET risk
(Treynor >1 = excess return relative to market risk)
What is the efficient market hypothesis?
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Theory that financial markets reflect all available information, meaning that
stocks always trade at their fair value. As a result, it suggests that it is
impossible to consistently achieve higher returns than the market through
stock-picking or market timing.
What is the arithmetic mean?
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What is Strong form Efficient Market Hypothesis?
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all information, both public and private (insider knowledge), is fully
reflected in stock prices, implying that even insider information cannot give
investors an advantage.
What is Risk Aversion?
tendency of people to dislike risk and require compensation for additional
risk exposure
What does the Treynor ratio do?
, Give this one a try later!
Measures the excess return per unit of SYSTEMATIC or MARKET risk
(Treynor >1 = excess return relative to market risk)
What is the efficient market hypothesis?
Give this one a try later!
Theory that financial markets reflect all available information, meaning that
stocks always trade at their fair value. As a result, it suggests that it is
impossible to consistently achieve higher returns than the market through
stock-picking or market timing.
What is the arithmetic mean?
Give this one a try later!
IDK WRITE THIS SHIT *******S
What is Strong form Efficient Market Hypothesis?
Give this one a try later!
all information, both public and private (insider knowledge), is fully
reflected in stock prices, implying that even insider information cannot give
investors an advantage.
