Modern Portfolio Theory
6 statements across 6 episodes · 0 bullish · 5 bearish · 6 people on the record · first statement Jul 3, 2017 by Chris Douvos · across every show →
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Jul 3, 2017 negative
Volatility Is a Misspecified Measure of Venture Capital Risk
“There's a whole riff I can go on about how that completely is a misspecified measure of risk, even in public stuff, but especially in private stuff, not only with stale prices, but like, when I think about the startups that I invest in, not only do we have, li…”
Sep 4, 2017 bearish
Dunn: Mean-variance portfolio optimization is flawed and over-allocates to private equity
“You think about it, you go and say, okay, we're going to use the last 25 years of returns and correlations, and we're going to put that into a machine, and we're going to pretend that the next 10 years will look like the last 10 years. And then the second thin…”
Mar 9, 2020 bearish
Jul 29, 2021 negative
Bonafede: Business schools still teach static linear models for portfolio construction
“All of the skills that are being taught are based on modern portfolio theory, which all of those, nearly all of those equations are in an APT framework or a linear regression framework, and even traditional optimization methods used for portfolio construction.…”
Jul 4, 2022 neutral
May 1, 2023 negative
Monk: The investment industry lacks tools to evaluate market recovery shapes
“And so weirdly, we don't have great tools in the investment industry to think about the shape of recoveries. And so we have a lot of work through MPT on drawdowns, on value at risk, We do a lot of work on volatility and variance, but we don't think as much abo…”