Portfolio theory
An advanced path through portfolio construction: Markowitz diversification and the efficient frontier, the performance ratios that separate skill from luck, the CAPM and APT pricing models, and the allocation methods practitioners actually use — risk parity, Black-Litterman, Kelly and rebalancing.
Modern Portfolio Theory
How Markowitz turned diversification into mathematics.
Measuring performance
The ratios that separate genuine skill from luck and leverage.
Asset pricing models
How theory connects risk to the return an asset should offer.
Asset allocation in practice
How the theory turns into real portfolios that get rebalanced.
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