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颖 · 2022年11月17日

第一点也不对吧

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问题如下:

Which of the custom benchmark’s characteristics violates the requirements for an appropriate benchmark portfolio?

选项:

A.

Characteristic 1

B.

Characteristic 2

C.

Characteristic 3

解释:

B is correct. The use of an index as a widely accepted benchmark requires clear, transparent rules for security inclusion and weighting, investability, daily valuation, availability of past returns, and turnover. Because the custom benchmark is valued weekly rather than daily, this characteristic would be inconsistent with an appropriate benchmark.

原来的投资既包括公司债也包括政府债,但benchmark里只包括了公司债

颖 · 2022年11月18日

benchmark不应该跟原来的投资风格相匹配吗

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pzqa015 · 2022年11月19日

嗨,努力学习的PZer你好:


前面是展示了四个Portfolio,这四个portfolio并不是已经投资的,只是市面上有的四个portfolio,后面开始了第二个话题的讨论(benchmark selection)。这是两个问题。不存在谁匹配谁的问题。turns to 这个词就暗示了,前后是两个事。

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pzqa015 · 2022年11月17日

嗨,从没放弃的小努力你好:


benchmark selection跟原来的投资没关系哈。前面说,the discussion turns to benchmark selection,意味着开始了一个新的话题,也就是讨论benchmark selection,然后说了3个特点,问哪个特点描述不正确。第二个特点是原版书比较偏的一个知识点,应该是daily basis,而不是weekly basis。

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虽然现在很辛苦,但努力过的感觉真的很好,加油!

颖 · 2022年11月18日

benchmark不应该跟原来的投资风格相匹配吗

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