Portfolio A : Weight 20%, Expected Risk 20%
Portfolio B : Weight 30%, Expected Risk 15%
Broad Market Index : Weight 50%
What is the (Expected) Tracking Risk ?
wouldn’t we need to know the returns of the market as well as the portfolios? Tracking error = Standard deviation of excess returns to a benchmark, so I’m having trouble incorporating the given information into a formula.
^ that’s what I got with the method I described earlier (squaring the first terms)…however, it didn’t incorporate the benchmark at all..eh, fail for me on this topic.
mp2438 Wrote:
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> ^ that’s what I got with the method I described
> earlier (squaring the first terms)…however, it
> didn’t incorporate the benchmark at all..eh, fail
> for me on this topic.
I made same mistake !
AMC Wrote:
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> cfaboston28 Wrote:
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> > 8.5 * 0.5 (market) can get you the same answer.
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> What is your logic (calculation) ?
No logic. I would get zero in this question
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