10-Final Flashcards
(8 cards)
Higher Risk
potential for higher return
Lower Risk
usually lower return
Dollar Returns
represent the actual amount of money gained or lost on an investment
Dollar Return = ending value - beginning value
Average Return
the mean return over a specific period
average return = return on risky asset - risk free rate
Risk Premium
the extra return that inventors demand for taking on the additional risk of investing in a risky asset compared to a risk-free asset
risk premium = return on risky asset - risk free rate
Arithmetic Returns
the simple average of periodic returns over time
Geometric Returns
The compound average of returns over time, which takes into account the effect of compounding
The 3 different market efficiencies
1) Weak form efficiency
2) Semi-Strong efficiency
3) Strong form efficiency