FIN 402 Week 2 DQ 3

# FIN 402 Week 2 DQ 3

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What is the CAPM? Are CAPM assumptions realistic? Why or why not?

Capital Asset Pricing Model is a design which measures the connection between danger as well as profit. As per the CAPM theory, the predicted profit of a security or a profile is equal to the rate on a risk-free security along with a danger premium. When the predicted profit doesn't match or exceed the necessary profit, then the investment shouldn't be made.

CAPM is usually regarded as better than other risk/return versions because it lets shareholders to get rid of unsystematic danger by profile diversification and usually offers simple proof on the risk/return connection. Nevertheless, there are some main issues when using CAPM. It presumes shareholders may borrow as well as lend at the risk-free rate and that...

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