Portfolio Risk and Return: Part II Flashcards

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We assume that all investors have the same economic expectation and thus have the same expectations of prices, cash flows, and other investment characteristics. This assumption is referred to as ___________________.

A

homogeneity of expectations

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The ______________ line is a special case of the capital allocation line, where the risky portfolio is the market portfolio.

A

capital market

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Systematic risk is risk that ______ be avoided and is inherent in the overall market.

A

cannot

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Nonsystematic risk is risk that is local or limited to a particular asset or industry that need not affect assets _______________.

A

outside of that asset class

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beta is calculated as the ____________divided by the ______________

A

covariance of the return
on i and the return on the market

variance of the market return

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Sharpe ratio =

A

(Return - Rf)/STD

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The Sharpe ratio, however, suffers from two limitations. First, it uses total risk as
a measure of risk when only _________risk is priced. Second, the ratio itself (e.g.,
0.2 or 0.3) is not informative

A

systematic

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The Treynor ratio is

A

like the Sharpe ratio, but with beta instead of STD

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What is RAP or M2?

A

Sharpe ratio X STD X Rf

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Jensen’s Alpha

A

Return - CAPM return

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