Been banging my head against the wall for like 3 days trying to figure this out. Amazing explanations, don't even know why it took me so long to figure out!
As is so often the case this is a much quicker and cleaner explanation than my very expensive MBA course can provide in a fraction of the time. Salute to those who post their wisdom to the internet so that us confused students can pass our classes lol. Thank you
Hi miranda your final example calculation is incorrect I have rechecked my calculator 5 times and typed in exactly as you have and get an answer of 1.92%/0.0192
I explained how to compute expected return, variance, and standard deviation in the previous video of this series. Here is a link to that video: th-cam.com/video/LSf4fRMbiyI/w-d-xo.html
Been banging my head against the wall for like 3 days trying to figure this out. Amazing explanations, don't even know why it took me so long to figure out!
studying for my exam tomorrow this made everything clear ...THANK YOU
Thanks alot, i have now fully understood covariance and correlation for my finance
As is so often the case this is a much quicker and cleaner explanation than my very expensive MBA course can provide in a fraction of the time. Salute to those who post their wisdom to the internet so that us confused students can pass our classes lol. Thank you
Thanks for this, I spent 3 days studying this topic and now it's clear.
Thanks
@Miranda lam Very clearly explained. I think I wouldn't get confused between CoVar and Corel again :)
thank you :) i have a test on risk and return, capital budgeting tomorrow
You clearly explain. what is your university? please check the variance portfolio at the last part
Where did you get the SDs for both A and B
Good video
How do you solve covariance when the 2 assets have different probabilities
Hi miranda your final example calculation is incorrect I have rechecked my calculator 5 times and typed in exactly as you have and get an answer of 1.92%/0.0192
How do you get 0.91 and 0.36
I need answer
Seriously coz am lost
I explained how to compute expected return, variance, and standard deviation in the previous video of this series. Here is a link to that video: th-cam.com/video/LSf4fRMbiyI/w-d-xo.html