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  • David, thanks for the video! Just one quick question: is the calculated portfolio volatility a realized volatility or is it an expected volatility in case I decide to invest in the portfolio? If I want to calculate the realized portfolio volatility, could I just sum the weighted returns and take their volatility?

  • @delyanganev Thanks. There is no "expected" volatility here; historical volatility produces, at best an estimate of the current volatility, which in a sense does not expect. Other methods can try to forecast. Yes, you can weight the returns and take the volatility of the weighted series; however, you should get the same result as above, ie, volatility = w1^2*vol1^2+w2*vol2^2+2*w1*w2*­cov(1,2). I hope that helps

  • wonderful

  • Excellent.... :) Superb... :)

  • Jesus christ, 48 hours of hopeless studying. 1 hour with this video, and now i understand the shit

  • thanks that was helpful

  • Thank you for this useful study.

    Master of science Uğur Ejder.

  • thx. ur the best

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