Modern Portfolio Theory Assumptions
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Modern Portfolio Theory Assumptions

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Which assumption relates to investors preferring portfolios with higher expected returns for a given level of risk?

  • Investors are risk-neutral.
  • Investors have no preference between risk and returns.
  • Investors are rational and risk-averse. (correct)
  • Investors are influenced by market trends.
  • What assumption is made regarding investor access to information in modern portfolio theory?

  • Investors are unaware of risk factors.
  • Investors have full and symmetric information. (correct)
  • Investors rely solely on historical data.
  • Investors can predict market movements accurately.
  • In modern portfolio theory, investors are believed to construct their portfolios based on which of the following assumptions?

  • Investors invest based on emotional biases.
  • Investors use mean-variance optimization. (correct)
  • Investors do not diversify their assets.
  • Investors aim for maximum variance in their portfolios.
  • Which of the following assumptions assumes that investors do not view risk in isolation?

    <p>Investors consider the correlation between asset returns.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What assumption does modern portfolio theory make regarding investors' risk preferences over time?

    <p>Investors’ risk preferences may change based on their financial goals.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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