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- What is Pure Risk and Speculative Risk ? Give me some examples What is Fundamental and particular risk ?Give me some examples What is Enterprise Risk ? Give me some examplesWhen can investors treat beta as a relevant risk measure and when can they treat beta as only a systematic risk measure? Explain the two cases clearly and carefully (Explain using a graph and make sure you label the axes)Why are investors risk-averse? How can investors deal with different degrees of risk?
- Why is it important to continuously manage and control your portfolio?Why should you apply smart methods to investmentsExplain if the operational risk is considered a risk or uncertainty? Why? If it is a risk, how can we quantify it? Please provide an example. In Investment, why do you need to quantify every risk?
