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When choosing a "risk free" rate, should the rate be based on how long you expect to hold the security. For example, if I plan to hold the security for at least 10 years, should I used the 10-year treasury rate? Because there is usually a large difference in the treasury rates, say on 3 versus 10 or even 20 or 30 year rates, and this will affect the calculation. And, if I use a 10 year treasury rate, should I also use a Market rate based on a ten year assumption as well?
Intuitively, what's the difference between CAPM Beta and Beta vs an asset like the S&P? It's a bit confusing because both can be calculated using linear regressions.
Is there not a single person on the face of the planet that can explain how you interpret the CAPM? What are all these videos? Over explaining the easy part but not a single video on an explanation of what the CAPM means in relation to the market.
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Ur literally a blessing sir! Before stumbling upon this channel I was actually really confused abt how to gain more knowledge on finance. I thought I just needed to mindlessly do courses but now I am blessed with this channel😊. Keep up the good work Michael✌️
legit spent an 30 mins trying to understand this with uni content, and youve explained in 4 mins
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love you, my lecturer over complicates this stuff....
the textbooks love to do that as well
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When choosing a "risk free" rate, should the rate be based on how long you expect to hold the security. For example, if I plan to hold the security for at least 10 years, should I used the 10-year treasury rate?
Because there is usually a large difference in the treasury rates, say on 3 versus 10 or even 20 or 30 year rates, and this will affect the calculation.
And, if I use a 10 year treasury rate, should I also use a Market rate based on a ten year assumption as well?
Great video!
Thank you!
Nice explanation of CAPM. But, you may also want to talk about the low volatility anomaly here too!
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Can you discuss how the risk of pandemics such as COVID-19 fits into the capital assets pricing model?
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Hi, may i know the Beta in CAPM, can be either BETA ASSET or BETA EQUITY? Is it depends on the cost of equity ( geared or ungeared)?
Please, could you me talk what use app for writing this video?
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so the expected return of market is just the average of say daily or weekly return over X years
Sorry but which investment risk free give me 1.25% return ?
How the hell do you quantify beta?
and how do you determine the "market expected return"
Intuitively, what's the difference between CAPM Beta and Beta vs an asset like the S&P? It's a bit confusing because both can be calculated using linear regressions.
Is there not a single person on the face of the planet that can explain how you interpret the CAPM? What are all these videos? Over explaining the easy part but not a single video on an explanation of what the CAPM means in relation to the market.
Great video!