- Returns distribution. Every investment opportunity has a probability distribution that describes the expected return over the investment horizon.
- Risk and Return describes completely investment decisions.
- Risk represented by variability
- Utility maximization. Investment indifference curves are convex, i.e. their marginal utility of wealth is diminishing over time.
- Risk aversion. Lower risk is preferable than higher one holding expected return constant.
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Monday, May 05, 2008
Assumptions about Investor Behavior underlying Markowitz model
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