@WHITESNOWSKY It would imply that the security is either under or overpriced. If a security is ABOVE the sml, it's UNDERPRICED and if a security plots UNDER the sml, and it's OVERPRICED. But don't forget that this is just a model, and Beta isn't very reliable...
It didn't show how to plot...?
fsofowora 6 months ago
What is the formula for the covariance referenced starting at 6:00?
righpt2 11 months ago
@righpt2 i want to know it as well......
dajieda0 4 months ago
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sammyjny 1 year ago
wow! im adding this one to the TutorMeTV site, lots of Finance students will benefit
ljuarez714 1 year ago
i just wonder why do i not understand like that at lectures, they make it so confusing and complix, looking at this helped thanks
alithe1988 1 year ago 2
is there any other way to create the optimal port folio using just two expected returns and two betas? or would i just have to do it manually?
masrurkhan 1 year ago
great vdo, thanx for the lecture man
keep serving the ppl, good work
ahmershah1982 2 years ago
Thank you very much for this video. Imo you did a very good job explaining SML in just af few minuts. Thumbs up
Zinck89 2 years ago
What would a combination of asset which do not sit on the SML imply
WHITESNOWSKY 2 years ago
not optimized
tawukji 2 years ago
@WHITESNOWSKY It would imply that the security is either under or overpriced. If a security is ABOVE the sml, it's UNDERPRICED and if a security plots UNDER the sml, and it's OVERPRICED. But don't forget that this is just a model, and Beta isn't very reliable...
WalterZelhofer 5 months ago