MT 6 - Portfolio Theory and Asset Pricing Flashcards

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Benefits of diversification

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Graph of diversification

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Explain what are:

1) Feasible set
2) Portfolio frontier
3) Optimal portfolio

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Efficient Set

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5
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Steps to find the optimal investment solution

Assumptions

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Expected portfolio return (with risk-free asset included)

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Risk minimization of portfolio when risk-free asset is included

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Portfolio risk vs return equation

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What is two-fund separation?

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What are demand and supply of risky securities?

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How do we measure the risk of a given stock in this setting?

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CAPM equation

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Graphically show Capital Market Line

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Security Market Line

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What if we find a stock that does not lie on the SML?

Assume that we have identified a stock that lies above the SML

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1) Abnormal or excess positive return
2) Stock is currently under-priced
3) Give the stock higher weight in your portfolio than in the market portfolio

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16
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Relationship between expected returns and prices

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17
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Factors other than β that explains excess return

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18
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2 factor Arbitrage Pricing Theory

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19
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The Fama French 3 factor model

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This model seems to perform better than the CAPM empirically (with the value factor being especially important). Why size and value represent sources of risk that investors care about is not entirely obvious, though.