CFA® Level I Portfolio Management - Sharpe ratio, Treynor ratio, M2 , and Jensen’s alpha

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[@jf13579]

Great explanation - thanks!

[@bilalbhn5481]

Great

[@ashishsinha8671]

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[@vinhdac1137]

Any mistakes. I thought the M2 fomula is SR*stdmarket + Rf. Not SR*stdmarket -(Rm-Rf)

[@IAP_mkt]

They changed it in this year's CFA curriculum. Obviously use the one you have on the 2024 CFA curriculum, so the shorter one

[@IAP_mkt]

I believe the formula here is now referred to as the M^2 alpha I think, but anyway use what you got in the 2024 materials and you can't go wrong

[@okechukwuutazi9373]

The formula is M squared Alpha(not m squared)

[@vinhdac1137]

@@IAP_mkt oh my mistakes, thk u so much!😙