Consider stock XYZ, it got bought out with a 44% premium, or it discovered oil and moved up 19%. As you say, buying many stock XYZ's will average out these gains/losses, that is diversify out these volatilities. But what if one wants these volatilities? They don't cost anything?
No, not necessarily. Beta represents market risk. Just because there's less market risk doesn't mean there's more diversifiable risk; it's not a ratio.
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Consider stock XYZ, it got bought out with a 44% premium, or it discovered oil and moved up 19%. As you say, buying many stock XYZ's will average out these gains/losses, that is diversify out these volatilities. But what if one wants these volatilities? They don't cost anything?
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So clear
"...Amazon CEO involved in scandal." Lol from 2019, post Bezos affair. Definitely unsystematic.
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nice explanation.
very well explained.
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Would a low Beta of a portfolio mean the higher its unsystematic risk?
No, not necessarily. Beta represents market risk. Just because there's less market risk doesn't mean there's more diversifiable risk; it's not a ratio.
Sound is kinda low
Sadly the video has become corrupt :(
Global economic slowdown - COVID19. Amazon - Grows exponentially
no, amazon stock's going down during the height of covid
Amazon's CEO actually stepped back... haha
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