Argh...
Does these make any sense to anyone one of u???
Eso, nos da
E(ri) = rf + (sim/sm2)[E(rm) - rf]
sim/sm2) tiene un nombre
se llama “la beta” bi= sim/sm2 de acción i
Supongamos que i es el mercado
Entonces, bm = ?
Beta es una medida de covariabilidad con el mercado beta>1 ó beta<1
trust me that this is the easiest and most comprensible. need i say more abt y my body weeps?
Eso, nos da
E(ri) = rf + (sim/sm2)[E(rm) - rf]
sim/sm2) tiene un nombre
se llama “la beta” bi= sim/sm2 de acción i
Supongamos que i es el mercado
Entonces, bm = ?
Beta es una medida de covariabilidad con el mercado beta>1 ó beta<1
trust me that this is the easiest and most comprensible. need i say more abt y my body weeps?
thoughts by |nnoc3nt @ 00:15
3 voice message:
CAPM formula, dude.
more help can be found here:
www.investopedia.com/articles/06/CAPM.asp
dear, i noe is CAPM, but my prof explained it with Stats and other stuff which are almost impossible to understand, especially for me....
argh.
haha! wokie. consult your prof then?
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