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S1:E5 The Theory of Efficient Markets
The professor explains active and passive trading with respect to the efficient market hypothesis.
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Individuals must reflect on their personal goals before they can make investment decisions.
S1:E1 • Feb 7, 2014 • 31m
The strategic application of various active strategies can enhance a passive portfolio.
S1:E2 • Feb 7, 2014 • 30m
The professor discusses three common investment errors.
S1:E3 • Feb 7, 2014 • 31m
Investors must have an understanding of certain concepts from probability and statistics.
S1:E4 • Feb 7, 2014 • 32m
The professor explains active and passive trading with respect to the efficient market hypothesis.
S1:E5 • Feb 7, 2014 • 31m
Real-life data provides a better understanding of the efficient market hypothesis.
S1:E6 • Feb 7, 2014 • 31m
The professor discusses one of the fundamental components of a financial valuation method.
S1:E7 • Feb 7, 2014 • 35m
Although complex, bond pricing is considerably more predictable than stock pricing.
S1:E8 • Feb 7, 2014 • 32m
The professor explains the yield curve that represents the term structure of interest rates.
S1:E9 • Feb 7, 2014 • 33m
Investors must cultivate the right mindset toward the risks associated with financial bonds.
S1:E10 • Feb 7, 2014 • 32m
Investors must develop an instinctive understanding of factors that impact bond interest rate risk.
S1:E11 • Feb 7, 2014 • 31m
The professor reveals what differentiates the equity returns of two firms in the same business.
S1:E12 • Feb 7, 2014 • 32m
The professor discusses the impact of managerial decisions on a well-run company's stock prices.
S1:E13 • Feb 7, 2014 • 34m
A mathematical expression can predict the level of risk aversion among investors.
S1:E14 • Feb 7, 2014 • 32m
With the right diversification strategy, investors can make the most out of their investments.
S1:E15 • Feb 7, 2014 • 32m
Regression analysis is a technique used to quantify the characteristics of a security.
S1:E16 • Feb 7, 2014 • 30m
A financial model can help investors gain a better understanding of a portfolio's risks and returns.
S1:E17 • Feb 7, 2014 • 33m
Investors must follow three steps to gain an advantage from mispriced securities.
S1:E18 • Feb 7, 2014 • 30m
The professor discusses how to assess whether an active portfolio is generating value.
S1:E19 • Feb 7, 2014 • 35m
Investors must grasp the concept of liquidity to know when to buy liquid security at market price.
S1:E20 • Feb 7, 2014 • 32m
The professor provides insight into derivative securities.
S1:E21 • Feb 7, 2014 • 31m
Options, a derivative financial instrument, can be used for speculation and hedging.
S1:E22 • Feb 7, 2014 • 30m
The professor explains two popular strategies used in options pricing.
S1:E23 • Feb 7, 2014 • 33m
It is a wise and profitable decision to have faith in the market for the long term.
S1:E24 • Feb 7, 2014 • 33m