
Finance Theory: Key Takeaways (Part 7)
In this concluding article, we'll go over the key takeaways from the theories we've discussed and demonstrate how these insights can empower us to become better investors.

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Insights on portfolio management, investment strategies, market analysis and product updates.
In this concluding article, we'll go over the key takeaways from the theories we've discussed and demonstrate how these insights can empower us to become better investors.
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Let's tackle the hard to settle discussion of whether the market is efficient. A debate that has split finance scholars into rational and behavioral schools of thought.
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In this article, we'll delve deeper into asset pricing models, such as the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and other multi-risk factor models.
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We've discussed the significance of the Tangency portfolio and why it's the preferred choice for rational investors, but what is the Tangency portfolio in practice?
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How can we diversify a portfolio? Is there a limit to diversification? To answer these questions, let's take a detailed look into the risk metric.
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We'll discuss how we can compare categories based on mean return and volatility, and more importantly, what happens when we start adding categories into a portfolio.
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Let's explore finance research over the past few decades and get a better understanding of risk, return, and asset allocation decisions.
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Understanding the concepts and knowing formulas is one thing, having to do all the work is another. Wouldn't it be nice to get some help along the way?
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There is an aspect of portfolio performance that we need to address. It is the elephant in the room, that we've been avoiding!
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What's your portfolio return? Is it enough for the level of risk you are taking? How diversified is your portfolio? Most investors have a hard time answering these questions!
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Is it possible to fix the expected return of an investment portfolio and, at the same time, reduce risk? The answer is yes! You can do that just by mixing other risky categories to the portfolio.
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