• I will show you how to construct the efficient frontiers for Report 4.
• PLEASE ADD AXES TITLES TO THE GRAPHS !
The story so far
• The S&P 500 is a good measure of the “ overall market” • Know the basics of how this index is computed (Chpt 8) • The shares in an individual company reflect two forces • Trends in the overall market • Idiosyncratic events that impact only that firm • The idiosyncratic risks can be diversified in a broad portfolio of stocks, so they should not have a big impact on the rate of return expected by investors who hold the stock. • The stock’s beta measures this. • A simple rule of return to find this expected realreturn is the inverse of the P/E ratio.
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Review Use this data to find the nominal and real rate of change for IBM stock and S&P 500 over this period, using both annual and continuous compounding. NOTE THE DATES! Write the value of IBM stock in real terms (2014 dollars) in 1957 and 2014.
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Rest of this week
• We will continue to consider how the broader economy influences the overall performance of the market, as measured by the S&P 500 index. • Inflation • business cycles • and other shocks (world events, politics, etc.) as elaborated in chpts14, 15 and 16 • After the midterm next Wednesday, we will focus more on individual stock movements, but continue to explore the market and the larger economy.
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