@diffonyahoo In this video, I just made them up (as a given). If they are not given as part of a problem, you can estimate them subjectively, through a probability distribution, or through historical data. However, historical returns are typically not a great measure of expected returns for individual stocks.
Great Videos ! Thanks. How did you get the rate of return and deviation numbers?
diffonyahoo 8 months ago
@diffonyahoo In this video, I just made them up (as a given). If they are not given as part of a problem, you can estimate them subjectively, through a probability distribution, or through historical data. However, historical returns are typically not a great measure of expected returns for individual stocks.
kevinbracker 8 months ago
Thank you!
KellyinKansasCity 1 year ago
Loved the video...
a4mohit 1 year ago
Great stuff. Clear and precise instructions, keep up the spirit and i wish there were more people like you helping us out. thank you
Richmast3r99 1 year ago
Thank you so much. You are excellent teacher.
dkjan 2 years ago