Not exact matches
Through the educational process, you should
know and understand why your assets are invested in a strategy, how it ties to your family index number and both the time horizon and
volatility expected from the strategy.
The market
volatility index, otherwise
known as the VIX and even better
known as the fear gauge — a measure of the
expected volatility of U.S. stocks — has surged to the highest level in more than two years.
The market
volatility index, otherwise
known as the VIX and even better
known as the fear gauge — a measure of the
expected volatility of U.S. stocks — has surged to the highest level in more than two years.
If g is too large then
no matter how small an allocation you make to the new asset class, it drags down the
expected compound return of the new portfolio, even taking into account the bump from lower
volatility.