Sharpe Ratio Vs Treynor Ratio Explained in 4 Minutes

Sharpe Ratio Vs Treynor Ratio Explained in 4 Minutes

Ryan O'Connell, CFA, FRM

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Adam Williams
Adam Williams - 28.07.2023 17:22

Great video well explained found this very helpful with minimal waffle. Much appreciated thanks

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SkinnyOne
SkinnyOne - 27.04.2023 15:00

Hello, great video. One question that is stuck with me.

The systematic risk is b of the protfolio * variance of the stock market. Why isnt the denominator that and it is only the b?

thanks

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FAB
FAB - 23.04.2023 13:27

Thanks a million

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Manish Kotecha
Manish Kotecha - 27.03.2023 18:01

Great explanation thx. How would you simulate the fair value of an option today that will only vest if a certain share price is achieved in the future

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LaShay z
LaShay z - 18.01.2023 23:32

Great video, thanks! Investments quiz tomorrow _

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W
W - 09.05.2022 23:37

Is Traynor the same as Taylor’s?

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Bring Sanity to Discussions
Bring Sanity to Discussions - 26.04.2022 02:49

I don’t think standard deviation is in percent

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Laura K
Laura K - 21.11.2021 10:59

This was well explained, thank you :)

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Bret Steinmann
Bret Steinmann - 10.08.2021 08:45

I fell asleep during this video. Do you have any advice on how to stay awake during such a boring video?

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Mamadou Barry
Mamadou Barry - 25.07.2021 08:53

I know that risk free rates are usually based off of 10 year treasury bond yields but I wanted to know why you used 3% as your Rf rate

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