WHY DOCTORS MUST APPRECIATE “RISK ADJUSTED RATE OF RETURN”
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[Understanding Vital Investing and Financial Calculations]
Performance measurement, like an annual physical examination, is a vital feedback loop to monitor progress toward the goals of any investment program.
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Performance comparisons to market indices and / or peer groups are a useful part of this feedback loop, as long as they are considered in the context of the market environment; and with the limitations of a market index and/or manager data base construction, ie., risk.
QUERY: How can physician investors, eliminate biases of the market environment by adjusting performance for the risk assumed by their portfolios?
ANSWER: Colleagues Timothy J. McIntosh MBA CFP®MPH and Jeffery S. Coons PhD CFA explain further.
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Assessment: Your thoughts and comments are appreciated.
BUSINESS, FINANCE AND INVESTING TEXTS FOR DOCTORS:
THANK YOU
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