efficient frontier¶
The. (1952). efficient frontier.
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Mechanisms¶
- Efficient Frontier Plot
- Plotted, it comes alive: each portfolio is a dot on axes of risk (horizontal) and return (vertical), and the cloud of dots has a clear upper-left edge — the efficient frontier, the portfolios giving the most return for each level of risk.
This sourceIt is the origin of the phrase "efficient frontier" and the archetypal two-objective frontier plot.
- Plotted, it comes alive: each portfolio is a dot on axes of risk (horizontal) and return (vertical), and the cloud of dots has a clear upper-left edge — the efficient frontier, the portfolios giving the most return for each level of risk.
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