Example of Modern Portfolio Theory framework
Illustrates an example of Modern Portfolio Theory framework?
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In the typical Modern Portfolio Theory framework, for illustration, it is usually possible to construct several portfolios having similar expected return but along with different variance of returns (‘risk’). Obviously, if you have two portfolios with similar expected return the one along with the lower risk is the good investment.
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