To do this, you need to find an index -
an imaginary portfolio of securities - that mimics the portion of the market you'll be investing in.
Not exact matches
Even if we thought test score levels or the
imaginary future
of VAM were good enough for PMs to manage the quality
of their
portfolio, the heavy reliance on those measures distorts schools in ways that are educationally harmful.
I think there could be infinite sets
of portfolios because is infinite collection
of asset selections and percentage allocation and no one can really draw the efficient frontier so this is the
imaginary shape and no one can sure if efficient frontier is half
of hyperbola.
With Marketocracy, which was launched in 2000 in the midst
of the dotcom crash, you set up an
imaginary portfolio and you compete against others for the chance to run a real fund.