Explain the meaning of beta
Risk Means deviation from expected ret. It is measured with "SD".
SD specifies Total Risk.
Total Risk can be classified into two
1. Systematic Risk - Risk associated with Market. It is measured with Beta. It can't be diversified.
2. Unsystematic Risk - Risk that is organization specific. It can be diversified with proper diversification techniques.
Beta specifies no. of times of systematic risk of stock compared with Market systematic risk.
The beta of the market is always "1".
What is the meaning of beta used in the CAPM model?
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