Measuring Analyst Performance: How Should Indexes be Constructed for Individual Investors?
$25
The author argues that the dilemma of designing a useable benchmark model for the individual investor has never really been adequately addressed. He does so eloquently here, while offering a framework for developing a viable standard for individual investor performance benchmarks.
Author: Lee Price, Ph.D.
The author argues that the dilemma of designing a useable benchmark model for the individual investor has never really been adequately addressed. He does so eloquently here, while offering a framework for developing a viable standard for individual investor performance benchmarks.
Measuring Analyst Performance: How Should Indexes be Constructed for Individual Investors?
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