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3 Factor Model
This is the last in a 3-part series on Free Market Portfolio Theory. If you missed parts 1 or 2, they’re linked below. Part 1 – Efficient Markets Part 2 – Modern Portfolio Theory
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Efficient Markets Aren’t Perfect–they just work
Last week Mark Matson gave us the elevator pitch for Free Market Portfolio Theory. Today, he’ll explain the first of the theory’s three components–Efficient Markets. Over the next two weeks, we’ll look at Modern Portfolio theory and the 3-Factor Model.
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Free Market Portfolio Theory in 30 Seconds
Mark mentioned three components of Free Market Portfolio Theory: Efficient Markets theory; Modern Portfolio theory; and the Three-Factor Model. We’ll look at each of those over next few weeks.
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