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"zero-beta portfolio"
Keywords:
beta
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systematic
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portfolio
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risk
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free
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Returns
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Alpha coefficient
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Growth fund
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Roi
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Growth and income funds
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Performance
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Alpha
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Modern portfolio theory
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Passive investing
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Growth and income fund
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Capital market line
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Asset allocation funds
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Growth funds
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Capital appreciation fund
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Portfolio turnover
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Financial pyramid
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Weighting
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Asset allocation
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Optimal portfolio
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Absolute return
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Equity investments
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Equity income fund
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Portfolio diversification
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Investment return
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Portfolio theory
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Managed investment
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Income fund
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Asset allocation fund
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Investment objective
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Fund of hedge funds
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Growth strategy
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Risk-adjusted return
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Managed funds
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Fund of funds
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Return on investment
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Asset mix
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Collective investment schemes
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Diversified
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Equity funds
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Investment portfolio
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Aggressive growth fund
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Balanced fund
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Diversification
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Units
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Equity income funds
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Growth assets
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Sector funds
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Investment funds
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Turnover ratio
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Growth investing
A portfolio designed to have no systematic risk. In other words, having a beta...
fxwords.com
portfolio designed to represent the risk-free asset, i.e. having a beta of zero.
womenswallstreet.com
A portfolio constructed to represent the risk-free asset, that is, having a beta of zero.
futurespartners.com
portfolio constructed to have zero systematic risk, similar to the risk-free asset, that is, having a beta of zero.
biz.yahoo.com
A portfolio constructed to have zero systematic risk or, in other words, a beta of zero.
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