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asset allocation optimization
A mean/variance asset allocation optimization model using inputs from various
investment indices (e.g. S&P500, Dow Jones, short-term Treasuries, etc.) and/or individual investments (e.g. IBM, Ford, 10-year Treasury, etc.). The output would be either an efficient frontier to data to construct one with expected return on one axis and risk on the other. |
asset allocation optimization
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... A mean/variance asset allocation optimization model using inputs from various investment indices (e.g. S&P500, Dow Jones, short-term Treasuries, etc.) and/or individual investments (e.g. IBM, Ford, 10-year Treasury, etc.). The output would be either an efficient frontier to data to construct one with expected return on one axis and risk on the other. Lovely. Is there a question? |
asset allocation optimization
This is intended to get you started only.
You will certainly have to modify the model to suit your needs: http://www.freefilehosting.net/download/3g2gi Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Jeff Johnson" wrote: "rrhill" wrote in message ... A mean/variance asset allocation optimization model using inputs from various investment indices (e.g. S&P500, Dow Jones, short-term Treasuries, etc.) and/or individual investments (e.g. IBM, Ford, 10-year Treasury, etc.). The output would be either an efficient frontier to data to construct one with expected return on one axis and risk on the other. Lovely. Is there a question? |
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