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- 1.What is the relationship between an investment’s risk and its return? Please provide examples if possible. 2. Difference between Institutional Investors and Individual Investors.Explain what is the criterion used by a rational investor for choosing a financial investment in terms of its risk return combination.(b) Explain the relationship between net present value and internal rate of return, and show how they may offer complementary methods for evaluating investments.
- 1. How to compare different assets in investment selection process? 2. What are the quantitative characteristics of the assets and how to measure them? 3. How does one asset in the same portfolio influence the other one in the same portfolio? 4. And what could be the influence of this relationship to the investor’s portfolio? 5. What is relationship between the returns on an asset and returns in the whole market (market portfolio)?(a)Define short sales and discuss its merits. (b) Explains the significance of ethics in the investment and trading world. (c) Discuss the Differences among types of investors. (d) Which risks may be diversified and how?Which of the following is not a determinant of investment? a) The efficiency of capital equipment b) The level of consumer demand c) Interest rates d) The willingness of investors to buy new share issues
- Describe how and why investors use technical analysis tools and fundamental analysis tools for the investment decision making.Detect and Identify the behavioural biases investor exhibits in investment decision making.Explain the following three variables which influence the overall rate of return on alternative investments: The real risk-free rate of return The nominal risk-free rate of return The risk premium on the investment
- 76. You often hear about the trade-off between risk and reward. Is this trade-off part of decision makingunder uncertainty when the decision maker uses the EMV criterion? For example, how does this work in investment decisions?Which of the following statements is true? Group of answer choices The Principle of Diversification states that investors are better off by investing in one asset. The Principle of Diversification states that investors are better off by investing in different types of assets. The Principle of Diversification states that investors are better off by investing in risk-free assets. The Principle of Diversification states that investors are better off by investing in an industry of their choice.What follows is a brief summary of major investment risk characteristics that must be considered by investors when deciding among alternative investments.
