Expected Return and Portfolio Rebalancing
Marcus Davidsson
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Marcus Davidsson
Abstract
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The purpose of this study is to discuss portfolio theory. More specifically how an investor can maximize a portfolio’s expected return while at the same time trying to minimize portfolio risk. This will be done by looking at both international and Kuwaiti stock market data. One important question that will be answered in this study is: How often does a portfolio needs to be rebalanced in order to minimize portfolio risk i.e. changes in expected return?
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The purpose of this study is to discuss portfolio theory. More specifically how an investor can maximize a portfolio’s expected return while at the same time trying to minimize portfolio risk. This will be done by looking at both international and Kuwaiti stock market data. One important question that will be answered in this study is: How often does a portfolio needs to be rebalanced in order to minimize portfolio risk i.e. changes in expected return?
Key concepts: Portfolio, Rate of return on a portfolio, Portfolio optimization, Portfolio insurance, Modern portfolio theory, Post-modern portfolio theory, Replicating portfolio, Financial economics