... công ty ở CanadaTên cổ phiếu BetaDepartment storesHudson’s Bay Co. 1,49Sears Canada 1,21Clothing storesDylex Ltd. 1,89Reitmans (Canada) 0,99Specialty storesCanadian Tire 0,79Gendis ... Company 0,85Jean Coutu Group 0,38HospitalityCara Operations A 0,88Cara Operations 0,99Four Seasons Hotels 0,79Lowen Group Inc. 0,99BanksBank of Montreal 0,97Bank of Nova Scotia ... Montreal 0,97Bank of Nova Scotia 1,39CIBC 1,51Laurentian Bank 0,58National Bank 1,48Royal Bank of Canada 1,25Toronto-Dominion Bank 1,03Nguồn: Burns Fry Limited, Toronto 1993 ...
... Chapter 10 Capital Asset Pricing 10.1 An Optimization ProblemConsider an agent who has initial wealthX0and wants to invest in the stock and money markets soas to maximizeIE log Xn:Remark ... 122In summary, capitalassetpricing works as follows: Consider an agent who has initial wealthX0and wants to invest in the stock and money market so as to maximizeIE log Xn:The optimalXnisXn=X0n, ... the optimalXnfor the capitalassetpricing problem can beobtained by solving the followingConstrained Optimization Problem:Find a random variablewhich solves:MaximizeIE log Subject...
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... have averaged 9% with a standard deviation of about 16%, while the realreturn on treasury bills has been about 1%. Thus, the historical annual market Sharpe ratiohas been about 0.5. Aggregate ... that make the central equation useful for one oranother application.There are two polar approaches to this elaboration. I will call them absolu te pricing andrelative pricing. Inabsolute pricing, ... states and poorly in others, you want assets that pay off poorly instates of low marginal utility, when an extra dollar doesn’t really seem all that important, andyou’d rather that they pay...