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201406 811.61 1,014.70 176.65 268.59 528.3 25413.78
201407 841.43 1,006.00 156.65 243.98 553.4 25894.97
201408 898.5 999.25 154.92 246.05 513.55 26638.11
201409 936.91 945.35 166 244.24 459.3 26630.51
201410 1,012.86 999.2 149.33 270.17 489.35 27865.83
201411 1,089.81 990.85 151.85 321.45 473.3 28693.99
201412 985.6 891.15 141.73 311.85 399.35 27499.42
201501 1,071.38 915.35 138.05 310 390.45 29182.95
201502 1,147.43 866.25 142.5 301.6 355.65 29361.5
201503 1,108.30 824.7 156.5 267 316.85 27957.49
201504 971.2 862.85 150.97 270.05 360.5 27011.31
201505 1,011.20 877.15 150.45 278.15 328.5 27828.44
201506 985.35 1,000.45 153.78 262.8 304.7 27780.83
201507 1,078.05 1,001.65 152.53 270.4 247.3 28114.56
201508 1,095.20 856.8 148.03 247.1 225.05 26283.09
201509 1,160.45 860.5 147.87 237.25 211.9 26154.83
201510 1,136.05 947.85 151.55 237.2 246.75 26656.83
201511 1,088.45 968 153.88 250.45 230.05 26145.67
201512 1,104.55 1,012.60 172.68 224.4 259.55 26117.54
201601 1,164.85 1,035.05 163.53 179.95 250.05 24870.69
201602 1,083.75 966.55 156.32 158.4 249.1 23002
201603 1,217.95 1,045.25 160.7 194.3 319.5 25341.86
201604 1,210.85 982.55 195.18 188.95 350.55 25606.62
201605 1,249.85 958.95 238.86 204.85 334.45 26667.96
201606 1,170.75 969.45 246.9 218.65 321.9 26999.72
201607 1,073.95 1,015.50 276.21 229.05 354.75 28051.86
201608 1,036.80 1,058.00 305.66 252.55 370.45 28452.17
201609 1,038.10 1,082.10 311.36 250.7 374.4 27865.96
201610 1,002.50 1,051.20 308.65 257.85 404.65 27930.21
201611 975.45 992.75 305.53 258.4 414.95 26652.81
201612 1,010.70 1,080.10 317.03 249.75 391.1 26626.46
201701 929.3 1,043.40 336.56 260 462.4 27655.96
201702 1,012.30 1,238.25 374.38 269.2 482.65 28743.32
201703 1,020.80 1,319.20 377.83 292.6 482.65 29620.5
201704 919.4 1,394.80 368.45 289.45 448.85 29918.4
201705 976.95 1,340.60 316.3 288.55 504.9 31145.8
201706 943.35 1,435.00 329.7 288.85 507.4 31138.21
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DEFINITION of 'Kurtosis'
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Put simply, kurtosis is a measure of the combined weight of a distribution's tails relativ
depicted, it usually has a standard normal distribution, like a bell curve, with a central
the distribution are different than they would be under a normal bell-curved distributi
Types of Kurtosis
There are three categories of kurtosis that can be displayed by a set of data. All measu
or bell curve.
What is 'Leptokurtic'
Leptokurtic is a statistical distribution where the points along the X-axis are clustered,
found in a normal distribution. This high peak and corresponding fat tails mean the dis
a mesokurtic or platykurtic distribution and has a relatively smaller standard deviation
positive.
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BREAKING DOWN 'Leptokurtic'
The prefix "lepto-" means thin or skinny when referring to the shape of its peak, while
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What is 'Platykurtic'
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There are three basic data set distributions: leptokurtic, mesokurtic and platykurtic.
Leptokurtic distributions have data points on the X-axis that sit clustered and, thus, ha
leptokurtic distributions are higher than normal distributions and are significantly high
tails that correspond with their high peaks, meaning that their distribution is more hea
directly opposite of platykurtic distributions.
The kurtosis is a measurement of the ends of a distribution and is used to dictate the s
distribution’s tails, kurtosis also works to measure the distribution’s peak. The coefficie
Gaussian distribution, with neither thin or fat tails. Thus, data distributions with a kurt
data distributions with a kurtosis of less than three – platykurtic distributions – have th
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Kurtosis refers to the size of the tails on a distribution. The tails of a distribution measu
normal range. Excess kurtosis means the distribution of event outcomes have lots of in
distribution curve. This means the event in question is prone to extreme outcomes. It
returns from a stock or portfolio, for example. The higher the kurtosis coefficient is ab
distribution graph, the more likely that future returns will be either extremely large or
For example, if you track the closing value of stock ABC every day for a year you will ha
build a graph with the closing values along the "X" axis and the number of instances of
create a bell-shaped curve showing the distribution of the stock's closing values. If the
graph will have a very slender and steep bell-shaped curve. If the closing values vary w
The "tails" of this bell will show you how often heavily deviated closing prices occurred
side of the bell.
Stock prices that have a higher likelihood of outliers either on the positive or negative
In statistics, a type of probability distribution in which all outcomes are equally likely. A
drawing a heart, a club, a diamond or a spade is equally likely. A coin also has a uniform
in a coin toss is the same.
There are two types of uniform distributions: discrete and continuous. The possible re
distribution: it is possible to roll a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6, but it is not possible to roll a 2.3, 4.7
Functions of Distributions
There are also multiple functions associated with distributions to help consider variabl
include probability density function, cumulative density and moment generating functi
The long tail, in business, is a phrase coined by Chris Anderson in 2004. Anderson argu
collectively make up a market share that rivals or exceeds the relatively few current be
channel is large enough.
The long tail concept looks at less popular goods in lower demand. Anderson argues th
navigating away from mainstream markets. This theory is supported by the growing nu
space and allow an unmeasurable number of products to be sold, specifically through
Anderson’s research shows the demand overall for these less popular goods as a comp
While mainstream products achieve a greater number of hits through leading distributi
on their profitability. In comparison, long tail goods have remained in the market over
These goods have low distribution and production costs, yet are readily available for sa
The long tail of a distribution represents a period in time when sales for less common p
distribution costs. Overall, long tail occurs when sales are made for goods not common
and distribution costs.
The long tail also serves as a statistical property that states a larger share of population
The head and long tail graphic depicted by Anderson in his research represents this co
economy is likely to shift from one of mass-market buying to an economy of niche buy
This article describes the formula syntax and usage of the KURT function in Microsoft E
Description
Returns the kurtosis of a data set. Kurtosis characterizes the relative peakedness or fla
Positive kurtosis indicates a relatively peaked distribution. Negative kurtosis indicates
Syntax
Remarks
Arguments can either be numbers or names, arrays, or references that contain numbe
Logical values and text representations of numbers that you type directly into the list o
If an array or reference argument contains text, logical values, or empty cells, those va
Arguments that are error values or text that cannot be translated into numbers cause
If there are fewer than four data points, or if the standard deviation of the sample equ
Kurtosis is defined as:
Example
Copy the example data in the following table, and paste it in cell A1 of a new Excel wor
press Enter. If you need to, you can adjust the column widths to see all the data.
Data
Formula
To calculate kurtosis in Excel, you use the KURT function. The first has a peak at its cen
positive. The second is platykurtic; its kurtosis is negative.
Negative? Wait a second. How can that be? Kurtosis involves the sum of fourth power
the fourth power of a negative deviation is positive. If you’re adding all positive numbe
where
is the mean of the scores, N is the number of scores, and s is the standard deviation.
Uh, why 3? The 3 comes into the picture because that’s the kurtosis of something spec
refer to this formula as kurtosis excess — meaning that it shows the kurtosis in a set of
If you’re about to ask the question “Why is the kurtosis of the standard normal distribu
This is another formula you’ll probably never use because Excel’s KURT function takes
selected cell, and the Function Arguments dialog box for KURT.
To use KURT:
Enter your numbers into a worksheet and select a cell for the result.
For this example, you enter scores into the first ten rows of columns B, C, D, and E. You
From the Statistical Functions menu, select KURT to open the Function Arguments dial
In the Function Arguments dialog box, enter the appropriate values for the arguments
In the Number1 box, enter the array of cells that holds the data. Here, the array is B1:E
shows the kurtosis, which for this example is negative.
Click OK to put the result into the selected cell.
Using KURT to calculate kurtosis.
Descripti
on Result
Kurtosis
of the
data set
above -0.151799637
DEFINITION of 'Stutzer Index'
This measure differs from the Sharpe ratio in that it does not assume that returns are
shape of the distribution of returns. Where the distribution is normal, the Stutzer inde
Example distribution with non-zero (positive) skewness. These data are from experime
negative skew: The left tail is longer; the mass of the distribution is concentrated on th
positive skew: The right tail is longer; the mass of the distribution is concentrated on t
Pr[X>x]=x−2 for x>1, Pr[X<1]=0
If Y is the sum of n independent and identically distributed random variables, all with t
Skewness in a data series may sometimes be observed not only graphically but by simp
Sample skewness[edit]
Relationship of mean and median[edit]
The skewness is not directly related to the relationship between the mean and median
In the older notion of nonparametric skew, defined as (μ−ν)/σ,
where µ is the mean, ν is the median, and σ is the standard deviation, the skewness is
means the mean is greater than (to the right of) the median, while negative/left nonpa
However, the modern definition of skewness and the traditional nonparametric definiti
of distributions, they differ in general, and conflating them is misleading.
If the distribution is symmetric, then the mean is equal to the median, and the distribu
the mean = median = mode. This is the case of a coin toss or the series 1,2,3,4,... Note
not imply that the mean is equal to the median.
Paul T. von Hippel points out: "Many textbooks, teach a rule of thumb stating that the
left skew. This rule fails with surprising frequency. It can fail in multimodal distribution
commonly, though, the rule fails in discrete distributions where the areas to the left an
the textbook relationship between mean, median, and skew, they also contradict the t
Another common definition of the sample skewness is[6][7]
Definition[edit]
Pearson's moment coefficient of skewness[edit]
The skewness of a random variable X is the third standardized moment γ1, defined as:[
γ1=E[(X−μσ)3]=μ3σ3=E[(X−μ)3] (E[(X−μ)2])3/2=κ3κ23/2
is the unique symmetric unbiased estimator of the third cumulant and k2=s2
is the symmetric unbiased estimator of the second cumulant (i.e. the variance).
Applications[edit]
Skewness has few benefits as it is not often used in statistical analysis. Aside from indi
deviates from normal, skewness itself offers few analytical insights I.E. aside from calcu
further calculations.
Many models assume normal distribution; i.e., data are symmetric about the mean. Th
not be perfectly symmetric. So, an understanding of the skewness of the dataset indic
D'Agostino's K-squared test is a goodness-of-fit normality test based on sample skewn
Other measures of skewness have been used, including simpler calculations suggested
skewness, see above). These other measures are:
Pearson's first skewness coefficient (mode skewness)[edit]
The Pearson mode skewness,[12] or first skewness coefficient, is defined as
mean − mode/standard deviation.
Pearson's second skewness coefficient (median skewness)[edit]
The Pearson median skewness, or second skewness coefficient, [13][14] is defined as
3 (mean − median)/standard deviation.
The latter is a simple multiple of the nonparametric skew.
Quantile-based measures[edit]
Bowley's measure of skewness (from 1901), [15][16] also called Yule's coefficient (from 19
B1=Q3+Q1−2Q2Q3−Q1
.
When writing it as Q3+Q12−Q2Q3−Q12
, it is easier to see that the numerator is the average of the upper and lower quartiles
Q1)/2 which (for symmetric distributions) is the MADmeasure of dispersion.
Other names for this measure are Galton's measure of skewness, [19] the Yule–Kendall i
A more general formulation of a skewness function was described by Groeneveld, R. A
γ(u)=F−1(u)+F−1(1−u)−2F−1(1/2)F−1(u)−F−1(1−u)
where F is the cumulative distribution function. This leads to a corresponding overall m
1/2 ≤ u < 1. Another measure can be obtained by integrating the numerator and denom
well defined without requiring the existence of any moments of the distribution. [21]
Bowley's measure of skewness is γ(u) evaluated at u = 3/4. Kelley's measure of skewne
Groeneveld & Meeden’s coefficient[edit]
Groeneveld & Meeden have suggested, as an alternative measure of skewness,[21]
B3=skew(X)=(μ−ν)E(|X−ν|),
where μ is the mean, ν is the median, |…| is the absolute value, and E() is the expecta
coefficient.
L-moments[edit]
Use of L-moments in place of moments provides a measure of skewness known as the
Distance skewness[edit]
A value of skewness equal to zero does not imply that the probability distribution is sy
denotes the norm in the Euclidean space, then a simple measure of asymmetry is
dSkew(X):=1−E‖X−X′‖E‖X+X′‖ if Pr(X=0)≠1
and dSkew(X) := 0 for X = 0 (with probability 1). Distance skewness is always between 0
same probability distribution) and equals 1 if and only if X is a nonzero constant with p
symmetry based on the sample distance skewness:
dSkewn(X):=1−∑i,j‖xi−xj‖∑i,j‖xi+xj‖.
Medcouple[edit]
The medcouple is a scale-invariant robust measure of skewness, with a breakdown po
h(xi,xj)=(xi−xm)−(xm−xj)xi−xj
Tail risk is a form of portfolio risk that arises when the possibility that an investment w
greater than what is shown by a normal distribution. Tail risks include events that have
distribution curve.
Traditional portfolio strategies typically follow the idea that market returns follow a no
Normal Distribution
Distribution Tails
Stock market returns tend to follow a normal distribution that has excess kurtosis. Kur
follow a heavy or light tailed distribution in relation to the normal distribution. The nor
a security follows a distribution with kurtosis greater than three, it is said to have fat ta
situations in which extreme outcomes have occurred more than expected. Therefore,
have exceeded three standard deviations beyond the mean more than 0.03% of the ob
Hedging Against Tail Risk
Although tail events that negatively impact portfolios are rare, they may have large ne
events. Hedging against tail risk aims to enhance returns over the long-term, but inves
their portfolios to hedge against tail risk. For example, if an investor is long exchange-t
500), the investor could hedge against tail risk by purchasing derivatives on the Chicag
correlated to the S&P 500.
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Month Infosys RIL Biocon SBI
201406 811.61 1,014.70 176.65 268.59
201407 841.43 1,006.00 156.65 243.98
201408 898.5 999.25 154.92 246.05
201409 936.91 945.35 166 244.24
201410 1,012.86 999.2 149.33 270.17
201411 1,089.81 990.85 151.85 321.45
201412 985.6 891.15 141.73 311.85
201501 1,071.38 915.35 138.05 310
201502 1,147.43 866.25 142.5 301.6
201503 1,108.30 824.7 156.5 267
201504 971.2 862.85 150.97 270.05
201505 1,011.20 877.15 150.45 278.15
201506 985.35 1,000.45 153.78 262.8
201507 1,078.05 1,001.65 152.53 270.4
201508 1,095.20 856.8 148.03 247.1
201509 1,160.45 860.5 147.87 237.25
201510 1,136.05 947.85 151.55 237.2
201511 1,088.45 968 153.88 250.45
201512 1,104.55 1,012.60 172.68 224.4
201601 1,164.85 1,035.05 163.53 179.95
201602 1,083.75 966.55 156.32 158.4
201603 1,217.95 1,045.25 160.7 194.3
201604 1,210.85 982.55 195.18 188.95
201605 1,249.85 958.95 238.86 204.85
201606 1,170.75 969.45 246.9 218.65
201607 1,073.95 1,015.50 276.21 229.05
201608 1,036.80 1,058.00 305.66 252.55
201609 1,038.10 1,082.10 311.36 250.7
201610 1,002.50 1,051.20 308.65 257.85
201611 975.45 992.75 305.53 258.4
201612 1,010.70 1,080.10 317.03 249.75
201701 929.3 1,043.40 336.56 260
201702 1,012.30 1,238.25 374.38 269.2
201703 1,020.80 1,319.20 377.83 292.6
201704 919.4 1,394.80 368.45 289.45
201705 976.95 1,340.60 316.3 288.55
201706 943.35 1,435.00 329.7 288.85
AM
Variance
SD
Weight
Tata Steel BSE Sensex Infosys RIL Biocon SBI
528.3 25413.78
553.4 25894.97 3.67% -0.86% -11.32% -9.16%
513.55 26638.11 6.78% -0.67% -1.10% 0.85%
459.3 26630.51 4.27% -5.39% 7.15% -0.74%
489.35 27865.83 8.11% 5.70% -10.04% 10.62%
473.3 28693.99 7.60% -0.84% 1.69% 18.98%
399.35 27499.42 -9.56% -10.06% -6.66% -2.99%
390.45 29182.95 8.70% 2.72% -2.60% -0.59%
355.65 29361.5 7.10% -5.36% 3.22% -2.71%
316.85 27957.49 -3.41% -4.80% 9.82% -11.47%
360.5 27011.31 -12.37% 4.63% -3.53% 1.14%
328.5 27828.44 4.12% 1.66% -0.34% 3.00%
304.7 27780.83 -2.56% 14.06% 2.21% -5.52%
247.3 28114.56 9.41% 0.12% -0.81% 2.89%
225.05 26283.09 1.59% -14.46% -2.95% -8.62%
211.9 26154.83 5.96% 0.43% -0.11% -3.99%
246.75 26656.83 -2.10% 10.15% 2.49% -0.02%
230.05 26145.67 -4.19% 2.13% 1.54% 5.59%
259.55 26117.54 1.48% 4.61% 12.22% -10.40%
250.05 24870.69 5.46% 2.22% -5.30% -19.81%
249.1 23002 -6.96% -6.62% -4.41% -11.98%
319.5 25341.86 12.38% 8.14% 2.80% 22.66%
350.55 25606.62 -0.58% -6.00% 21.46% -2.75%
334.45 26667.96 3.22% -2.40% 22.38% 8.41%
321.9 26999.72 -6.33% 1.09% 3.37% 6.74%
354.75 28051.86 -8.27% 4.75% 11.87% 4.76%
370.45 28452.17 -3.46% 4.19% 10.66% 10.26%
374.4 27865.96 0.13% 2.28% 1.86% -0.73%
404.65 27930.21 -3.43% -2.86% -0.87% 2.85%
414.95 26652.81 -2.70% -5.56% -1.01% 0.21%
391.1 26626.46 3.61% 8.80% 3.76% -3.35%
462.4 27655.96 -8.05% -3.40% 6.16% 4.10%
482.65 28743.32 8.93% 18.67% 11.24% 3.54%
482.65 29620.5 0.84% 6.54% 0.92% 8.69%
448.85 29918.4 -9.93% 5.73% -2.48% -1.08%
504.9 31145.8 6.26% -3.89% -14.15% -0.31%
507.4 31138.21 -3.44% 7.04% 4.24% 0.10%
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Month Infosys RIL Biocon SBI Tata Steel
201406 811.61 1,014.70 176.65 268.59 528.3
201407 841.43 1,006.00 156.65 243.98 553.4
201408 898.5 999.25 154.92 246.05 513.55
201409 936.91 945.35 166 244.24 459.3
201410 1,012.86 999.2 149.33 270.17 489.35
201411 1,089.81 990.85 151.85 321.45 473.3
201412 985.6 891.15 141.73 311.85 399.35
201501 1,071.38 915.35 138.05 310 390.45
201502 1,147.43 866.25 142.5 301.6 355.65
201503 1,108.30 824.7 156.5 267 316.85
201504 971.2 862.85 150.97 270.05 360.5
201505 1,011.20 877.15 150.45 278.15 328.5
201506 985.35 1,000.45 153.78 262.8 304.7
201507 1,078.05 1,001.65 152.53 270.4 247.3
201508 1,095.20 856.8 148.03 247.1 225.05
201509 1,160.45 860.5 147.87 237.25 211.9
201510 1,136.05 947.85 151.55 237.2 246.75
201511 1,088.45 968 153.88 250.45 230.05
201512 1,104.55 1,012.60 172.68 224.4 259.55
201601 1,164.85 1,035.05 163.53 179.95 250.05
201602 1,083.75 966.55 156.32 158.4 249.1
201603 1,217.95 1,045.25 160.7 194.3 319.5
201604 1,210.85 982.55 195.18 188.95 350.55
201605 1,249.85 958.95 238.86 204.85 334.45
201606 1,170.75 969.45 246.9 218.65 321.9
201607 1,073.95 1,015.50 276.21 229.05 354.75
201608 1,036.80 1,058.00 305.66 252.55 370.45
201609 1,038.10 1,082.10 311.36 250.7 374.4
201610 1,002.50 1,051.20 308.65 257.85 404.65
201611 975.45 992.75 305.53 258.4 414.95
201612 1,010.70 1,080.10 317.03 249.75 391.1
201701 929.3 1,043.40 336.56 260 462.4
201702 1,012.30 1,238.25 374.38 269.2 482.65
201703 1,020.80 1,319.20 377.83 292.6 482.65
201704 919.4 1,394.80 368.45 289.45 448.85
201705 976.95 1,340.60 316.3 288.55 504.9
201706 943.35 1,435.00 329.7 288.85 507.4
Return
Risk
Beta
Weight
Sys Risk
Unsys Risk
Sharpe Ratio
VaR
BSE Sensex Infosys RIL Biocon SBI Tata Steel
25413.78
25894.97 3.67% -0.86% -11.32% -9.16% 4.75%
26638.11 6.78% -0.67% -1.10% 0.85% -7.20%
26630.51 4.27% -5.39% 7.15% -0.74% -10.56%
27865.83 8.11% 5.70% -10.04% 10.62% 6.54%
28693.99 7.60% -0.84% 1.69% 18.98% -3.28%
27499.42 -9.56% -10.06% -6.66% -2.99% -15.62%
29182.95 8.70% 2.72% -2.60% -0.59% -2.23%
29361.5 7.10% -5.36% 3.22% -2.71% -8.91%
27957.49 -3.41% -4.80% 9.82% -11.47% -10.91%
27011.31 -12.37% 4.63% -3.53% 1.14% 13.78%
27828.44 4.12% 1.66% -0.34% 3.00% -8.88%
27780.83 -2.56% 14.06% 2.21% -5.52% -7.25%
28114.56 9.41% 0.12% -0.81% 2.89% -18.84%
26283.09 1.59% -14.46% -2.95% -8.62% -9.00%
26154.83 5.96% 0.43% -0.11% -3.99% -5.84%
26656.83 -2.10% 10.15% 2.49% -0.02% 16.45%
26145.67 -4.19% 2.13% 1.54% 5.59% -6.77%
26117.54 1.48% 4.61% 12.22% -10.40% 12.82%
24870.69 5.46% 2.22% -5.30% -19.81% -3.66%
23002 -6.96% -6.62% -4.41% -11.98% -0.38%
25341.86 12.38% 8.14% 2.80% 22.66% 28.26%
25606.62 -0.58% -6.00% 21.46% -2.75% 9.72%
26667.96 3.22% -2.40% 22.38% 8.41% -4.59%
26999.72 -6.33% 1.09% 3.37% 6.74% -3.75%
28051.86 -8.27% 4.75% 11.87% 4.76% 10.21%
28452.17 -3.46% 4.19% 10.66% 10.26% 4.43%
27865.96 0.13% 2.28% 1.86% -0.73% 1.07%
27930.21 -3.43% -2.86% -0.87% 2.85% 8.08%
26652.81 -2.70% -5.56% -1.01% 0.21% 2.55%
26626.46 3.61% 8.80% 3.76% -3.35% -5.75%
27655.96 -8.05% -3.40% 6.16% 4.10% 18.23%
28743.32 8.93% 18.67% 11.24% 3.54% 4.38%
29620.5 0.84% 6.54% 0.92% 8.69% 0.00%
29918.4 -9.93% 5.73% -2.48% -1.08% -7.00%
31145.8 6.26% -3.89% -14.15% -0.31% 12.49%
31138.21 -3.44% 7.04% 4.24% 0.10% 0.50%
0.62% 1.18% 2.04% 0.53% 0.38%
6.40% 6.66% 7.87% 8.28% 10.26%
0.82 0.81 0.34 1.55 1.18
27% 1% 39% 0% 32%
3.05% 3.00% 1.25% 5.73% 4.39%
3.35% 3.67% 6.63% 2.56% 5.87%
0.10 0.18 0.26 0.06 0.04
-7.48% -10.36% -11.60% -12.09%
BSE Sensex Portfolio
1.89% -1.97%
2.87% -0.93%
-0.03% 0.50%
4.64% 0.40%
2.97% 1.65%
-4.16% -10.37%
6.12% 0.64%
0.61% 0.25%
-4.78% -0.61%
-3.38% -0.24%
3.03% -1.85%
-0.17% -1.94%
1.20% -3.83%
-6.51% -3.83%
-0.49% -0.31%
1.92% 5.85%
-1.92% -2.67%
-0.11% 9.41%
-4.77% -1.76%
-7.51% -3.83%
10.17% 13.64%
1.04% 11.35%
4.14% 8.19%
1.24% -1.57%
3.90% 5.81%
1.43% 4.76%
-2.06% 1.15%
0.23% 1.29%
-4.57% -0.39%
-0.10% 0.74%
3.87% 6.07%
3.93% 8.52%
3.05% 0.68%
1.01% -5.82%
4.10% 0.05%
-0.02% 1.01%
0.63% 1.11%
3.71% 4.91%
1.00 0.75
100%
3.71% 2.77%
0.00% 2.15%
0.17 0.23
-5.21% -4.33%
Infosys RIL Biocon SBI Tata Steel BSE Sensex
Infosys 1.00
RIL 0.13 1.00
Biocon -0.08 0.13 1.00
SBI 0.19 0.26 0.16 1.00
Tata Steel -0.06 0.30 0.09 0.31 1.00
BSE Sensex 0.48 0.45 0.16 0.69 0.43 1.00
EW Portfolio 0.34 0.61 0.47 0.70 0.67 0.77
EW Portfolio
1.00
Infosys RIL Biocon SBI Tata Steel BSE Sensex
Infosys 0.40%
RIL 0.05% 0.43%
Biocon -0.04% 0.07% 0.60%
SBI 0.10% 0.14% 0.10% 0.67%
Tata Steel -0.04% 0.20% 0.07% 0.25% 1.02%
BSE Sensex 0.11% 0.11% 0.04% 0.21% 0.16% 0.13%
EW Portfolio 0.09% 0.18% 0.16% 0.25% 0.30% 0.13%
EW Portfolio
0.60%
Month Infosys RIL Biocon SBI Tata Steel
201406 811.61 1,014.70 176.65 268.59 528.3
201407 841.43 1,006.00 156.65 243.98 553.4
201408 898.5 999.25 154.92 246.05 513.55
201409 936.91 945.35 166 244.24 459.3
201410 1,012.86 999.2 149.33 270.17 489.35
201411 1,089.81 990.85 151.85 321.45 473.3
201412 985.6 891.15 141.73 311.85 399.35
201501 1,071.38 915.35 138.05 310 390.45
201502 1,147.43 866.25 142.5 301.6 355.65
201503 1,108.30 824.7 156.5 267 316.85
201504 971.2 862.85 150.97 270.05 360.5
201505 1,011.20 877.15 150.45 278.15 328.5
201506 985.35 1,000.45 153.78 262.8 304.7
201507 1,078.05 1,001.65 152.53 270.4 247.3
201508 1,095.20 856.8 148.03 247.1 225.05
201509 1,160.45 860.5 147.87 237.25 211.9
201510 1,136.05 947.85 151.55 237.2 246.75
201511 1,088.45 968 153.88 250.45 230.05
201512 1,104.55 1,012.60 172.68 224.4 259.55
201601 1,164.85 1,035.05 163.53 179.95 250.05
201602 1,083.75 966.55 156.32 158.4 249.1
201603 1,217.95 1,045.25 160.7 194.3 319.5
201604 1,210.85 982.55 195.18 188.95 350.55
201605 1,249.85 958.95 238.86 204.85 334.45
201606 1,170.75 969.45 246.9 218.65 321.9
201607 1,073.95 1,015.50 276.21 229.05 354.75
201608 1,036.80 1,058.00 305.66 252.55 370.45
201609 1,038.10 1,082.10 311.36 250.7 374.4
201610 1,002.50 1,051.20 308.65 257.85 404.65
201611 975.45 992.75 305.53 258.4 414.95
201612 1,010.70 1,080.10 317.03 249.75 391.1
201701 929.3 1,043.40 336.56 260 462.4
201702 1,012.30 1,238.25 374.38 269.2 482.65
201703 1,020.80 1,319.20 377.83 292.6 482.65
201704 919.4 1,394.80 368.45 289.45 448.85
201705 976.95 1,340.60 316.3 288.55 504.9
201706 943.35 1,435.00 329.7 288.85 507.4
Return
Risk
Beta
Weight
Sys Risk
Unsys Risk
Sharpe Ratio
VaR
BSE Sensex Infosys RIL Biocon SBI Tata Steel
25413.78
25894.97 3.67% -0.86% -11.32% -9.16% 4.75%
26638.11 6.78% -0.67% -1.10% 0.85% -7.20%
26630.51 4.27% -5.39% 7.15% -0.74% -10.56%
27865.83 8.11% 5.70% -10.04% 10.62% 6.54%
28693.99 7.60% -0.84% 1.69% 18.98% -3.28%
27499.42 -9.56% -10.06% -6.66% -2.99% -15.62%
29182.95 8.70% 2.72% -2.60% -0.59% -2.23%
29361.5 7.10% -5.36% 3.22% -2.71% -8.91%
27957.49 -3.41% -4.80% 9.82% -11.47% -10.91%
27011.31 -12.37% 4.63% -3.53% 1.14% 13.78%
27828.44 4.12% 1.66% -0.34% 3.00% -8.88%
27780.83 -2.56% 14.06% 2.21% -5.52% -7.25%
28114.56 9.41% 0.12% -0.81% 2.89% -18.84%
26283.09 1.59% -14.46% -2.95% -8.62% -9.00%
26154.83 5.96% 0.43% -0.11% -3.99% -5.84%
26656.83 -2.10% 10.15% 2.49% -0.02% 16.45%
26145.67 -4.19% 2.13% 1.54% 5.59% -6.77%
26117.54 1.48% 4.61% 12.22% -10.40% 12.82%
24870.69 5.46% 2.22% -5.30% -19.81% -3.66%
23002 -6.96% -6.62% -4.41% -11.98% -0.38%
25341.86 12.38% 8.14% 2.80% 22.66% 28.26%
25606.62 -0.58% -6.00% 21.46% -2.75% 9.72%
26667.96 3.22% -2.40% 22.38% 8.41% -4.59%
26999.72 -6.33% 1.09% 3.37% 6.74% -3.75%
28051.86 -8.27% 4.75% 11.87% 4.76% 10.21%
28452.17 -3.46% 4.19% 10.66% 10.26% 4.43%
27865.96 0.13% 2.28% 1.86% -0.73% 1.07%
27930.21 -3.43% -2.86% -0.87% 2.85% 8.08%
26652.81 -2.70% -5.56% -1.01% 0.21% 2.55%
26626.46 3.61% 8.80% 3.76% -3.35% -5.75%
27655.96 -8.05% -3.40% 6.16% 4.10% 18.23%
28743.32 8.93% 18.67% 11.24% 3.54% 4.38%
29620.5 0.84% 6.54% 0.92% 8.69% 0.00%
29918.4 -9.93% 5.73% -2.48% -1.08% -7.00%
31145.8 6.26% -3.89% -14.15% -0.31% 12.49%
31138.21 -3.44% 7.04% 4.24% 0.10% 0.50%
0.62% 1.18% 2.04% 0.53% 0.38%
6.40% 6.66% 7.87% 8.28% 10.26%
0.82 0.81 0.34 1.55 1.18
0% 0% 100% 0% 0%
3.05% 3.00% 1.25% 5.73% 4.39%
3.35% 3.67% 6.63% 2.56% 5.87%
0.10 0.18 0.26 0.06 0.04
BSE Sensex Portfolio
1.89% -11.32%
2.87% -1.10%
-0.03% 7.15%
4.64% -10.04%
2.97% 1.69%
-4.16% -6.66%
6.12% -2.60%
0.61% 3.22%
-4.78% 9.82%
-3.38% -3.53%
3.03% -0.34%
-0.17% 2.21%
1.20% -0.81%
-6.51% -2.95%
-0.49% -0.11%
1.92% 2.49%
-1.92% 1.54%
-0.11% 12.22%
-4.77% -5.30%
-7.51% -4.41%
10.17% 2.80%
1.04% 21.46%
4.14% 22.38%
1.24% 3.37%
3.90% 11.87%
1.43% 10.66%
-2.06% 1.86%
0.23% -0.87%
-4.57% -1.01%
-0.10% 3.76%
3.87% 6.16%
3.93% 11.24%
3.05% 0.92%
1.01% -2.48%
4.10% -14.15%
-0.02% 4.24%
0.63% 2.04%
3.71% 7.87%
1.00 0.34
100%
3.71% 1.25%
0.00% 6.63%
0.17 0.26
-10.36%
Portfolio Return Risk Systematic Risk
A 1.06% 4.03% 2.89%
B 1.46% 4.66% 2.18%
C 2.04% 7.87% 1.25%
3.95%
8.59%
22.97%
William Sharpe
Jack Treynor
John Lintner
Jan Mossin