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Topic 6 Risk and Return
Topic 6 Risk and Return
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Measure the degree of deviation of the sample value in a sample.
variance
covariance
men-variance efficient frontier
standard deviation
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This risk can be virtually eliminated from a portfolio through diversification.
stand-alone risk
diversifiable risk
market risk
random variable
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A place in the United States where securities such as stocks and public debt are traded.
Shanghai stock exchange.
Shenzhen stock exchange.
Hong Kong stock exchange.
New York Stock Exchange
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An optimal decision theory considering risks and benefits.
arbitrage pricing theory
prospect theory
portfolio theory
expected utility theory
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A legal entity engaged in securities investment in financial markets.
rational behavior
institutional investor
retail investor
investor rationality
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The pricing of an IPO at less than its market value.
underpricing
weak form
anomaly
initial public offerings(IPOs)
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The value indicates how much of a change in one variable is explained by a change in another.
beta coefficient
coefficient
correlation coefficient
random variable
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A probability distribution shaped like a bell, often found in statistical samples.
probability
probability distribution function
normal distribution
probability distribution
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By issuing fund shares, concentrated investors' funds, engaged in investment to obtain profits.
expected return
mutual fund
company-specific factor
post-earning announcement drift
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A person who considers the price of the market as his or her purchase price.
underpricing
investor rationality
cappital asset pricing model
price taker
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It is widely used to measure the risk of assets, is related to the range of potential yields .
volatility
probability
variance
coefficient
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A tendency of a stock market's returns to be relatively lower, on the first day of the week.
January effect
Monday effect
behavioral finance
value effect