Really glad to see you guys have over 100 thousand subscribers now, i've seen a fair amount of your video's by now and it's always great information put in an easy format to understand, love it thoroughly.
Good video, as always. In a fund we are creating the promise of alpha was linked with the fund's duration. As the fund has a limited time in this case, the fix commission will be vested annually, but the performance fee will be vested at the end of the life of the fund and will be based on the final IRR. It's not something applicable to all types of funds and unfortunately is a model reserved to institutional market and qualifying investors.
except in 2011 an article was published that found alpha exists and is persistent. "The Interim Trading Skills of Institutional Investors" The problem was prior to this they relied on quarterly data which was biased downwards. This study looked at the intraquarter trades
As always great and honest mini lectures which can easily be applied. We spent a ton of hours going through the CAPM in business school, and it is a good model to use for some purposes, but it has a great deal of assumptions that just isn't realistic. Also, you should make annotation links when ever talking about other videos. The links can be opened in a new tab. That would be quite useful.
Well now that i know about Alpha i understand why fund managers want people to know about Alpha lol. Started trading imaginary money recently and today made myself £3500 buying then selling silver. Was very lucky. Got it at the bottom before it started to shoot up today, and sold my imagnary silver a few minutes ago. I should be charging alpha too :P.
Congratz, you're on the right path, just follow curiousity. Edit : To directly answer your question, the person is talking with pation, teaching the thing that hes enjoyng alot. It's pleasure to watch. Might be the reason.
Zizi Sipondo Alpha is the Y intercept, not excess return. It gives you an idea of risk adjusted out performance. You might want to research the difference.
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Really glad to see you guys have over 100 thousand subscribers now, i've seen a fair amount of your video's by now and it's always great information put in an easy format to understand, love it thoroughly.
Just started to get into the whole stocks/investment topic recently and your videos are very helpful. Thanks.
Good video, as always. In a fund we are creating the promise of alpha was linked with the fund's duration. As the fund has a limited time in this case, the fix commission will be vested annually, but the performance fee will be vested at the end of the life of the fund and will be based on the final IRR. It's not something applicable to all types of funds and unfortunately is a model reserved to institutional market and qualifying investors.
Agreed. When going over these models I felt more like an economist than a finance major. These videos give a real perspective and I love it.
except in 2011 an article was published that found alpha exists and is persistent. "The Interim Trading Skills of Institutional Investors" The problem was prior to this they relied on quarterly data which was biased downwards. This study looked at the intraquarter trades
Rumor has it that fund managers are still looking for him for busting the racket. Excellent explanation though loved it.
What happens to a business product alpha when the price of the substitute products goes down
As always great and honest mini lectures which can easily be applied. We spent a ton of hours going through the CAPM in business school, and it is a good model to use for some purposes, but it has a great deal of assumptions that just isn't realistic.
Also, you should make annotation links when ever talking about other videos. The links can be opened in a new tab. That would be quite useful.
So the alpha is 2%, but alpha is an actual number. Is the alpha 2 or .02?
bro you call FTSE100 as sexy fund???can you please add video regarding this?
Thanks you made such wonderful tutorials
The old inside jk was that Alpha was actually billion-dollar Algorithms at work, non stop 24/7. Its not a joke anymore. Full automation is here (QFS)
"This is just a quick and dirty guide" HAHAHAHA so British)) Spectacular
Non of them exist. 😂 I can listen to this guy forever
Very useful and informative.. thanks for sharing sir..
I thought they charge 20% of total gains
only hedge funds do so
Good one. Buy cheap sell high
Dude! Where have you been?! :D My brain loves you!!!
He's here: th-cam.com/users/KillikFinanceVideos
@@YorickReturns thanks for your information. I have been looking for him 👌🏼❤️
Could you make a tutorial on how to make a financial model?
Thanks.
yes, would you do it?
Well now that i know about Alpha i understand why fund managers want people to know about Alpha lol.
Started trading imaginary money recently and today made myself £3500 buying then selling silver. Was very lucky. Got it at the bottom before it started to shoot up today, and sold my imagnary silver a few minutes ago. I should be charging alpha too :P.
Great channel
Anyone stumble across this video looking up mtg alpha investments and chuckled?
This is Jensen's alpha. Normal alpha can simply mean beating an index without using CAPM. This is my understanding from investopedia
The Greek Letters are mostly used in Options trading.
I wont use for paying a Fund Manager.
how calculated capitalized predicted return and actual return on stock
I wish he still made videos.
He does: th-cam.com/users/KillikFinanceVideos
@@YorickReturns thanks mate, really appreciate it.
Why do I wanna know these things when I am only 8?
Congratz, you're on the right path, just follow curiousity. Edit : To directly answer your question, the person is talking with pation, teaching the thing that hes enjoyng alot. It's pleasure to watch. Might be the reason.
You are a very smart one. I wish I looked at this when I was 8.
A good one.
You are talking about excess return right? Not alpha.
Alpha is the excess return
Zizi Sipondo Alpha is the Y intercept, not excess return. It gives you an idea of risk adjusted out performance. You might want to research the difference.
I am actually confused with these two concepts,i thought Absolute return-expected teturn is equal to the Alpha
Devin Vigil rude
In other life what is Alpha
can't watch your videos because i can't listen to your voice, your talking so slow i get frustrated
R O speed up the video.
CAPM-vo.oo. Serg.cheif mininumize d //nd.D