Portfolio risk is measured using standard deviation, which is a statistical measure of how
much a return varies over an extended period of time.
It is related to a combination of how volatile a stock is (or how
much its returns vary) and how closely it moves (or is correlated) with the market as a whole.
Portfolio risk is measured using standard deviation, which is a statistical measure of how
much a return varies over an extended period of time.
SD is a measure of volatility — or more specifically, how
much returns vary around the average.
It's important to understand it has two components: the stock's volatility (how
much its returns vary) and how closely it is correlated with the market as a whole.
Not exact matches
Early forecasts
vary — some even hail it as an early
return of the «polar vortex» — but most weather prognosticators agree Buffalo Niagara and
much of the eastern half of the United States will be under the coldest air of the season next week.
Response
varied throughout the borough's different neighborhoods and
much of the population in Flushing, Jackson Heights, Corona, Elmhurst, Rego Park, Ridgewood, Kew Gardens, Richmond Hill and Jamaica did not
return 2000 census information.
Volatility is measured by standard deviation, which indicates how
much a portfolio's
returns vary from year to year.
Dollar - weighted
returns are what we eat, and they don't
vary much versus time - weighted
returns when considering bonds or cash.
Because more time reduces the risks of stock
returns, your stock investing approach should logically
vary depending on how
much time you have to invest.
Yes the decrease in
returns is very noticeable across the board and yet the %
returns haven't
varied that
much — merely the $ suffered.
The first is standard deviation, a statistical measure of how
much annual
returns vary around their long - term average.
A researcher writing for Bloomberg summarized the findings of a Northern Trust Corp study explaining, «Unintended exposure caused annualized
returns for smart - beta ETFs tied to dividend stocks to
vary by as
much as 80 percent over the past 10 years.»
It is unlikely that the long - term average
return for U.S. stocks is going to
vary too
much from that anytime within the lifetime of anyone reading these words.
Unintended exposure caused annualized
returns for smart - beta ETFs tied to dividend stocks to
vary by as
much as 80 percent over the past 10 years, according to a research paper by Northern Trust Corp..
Foster Parent agrees to give CATS, INC. as
much notice as possible, and understands that while alternative arrangements will be made in a timely manner, space availability
varies and time constraints will dictate the amount of time needed to facilitate the animal's
return.
As this hotel has a fairly constant
return guest patronage, rates do not
vary too
much - however the Arts Hotel does provide good value for your stay in Sydney.