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Mastering Mutual Fund Investment: Part 3 of 3

Introduction
Course Trailer
Preview
Welcome
Preview
Recap of Part 1
Preview
Recap of Part 2
Preview
Some more types of Mutual Funds
Value Stocks vs Growth Stocks
Value Funds
Preview
Growth Funds
Contra Funds
Arbitrage Funds
Piotroski's F-Score
Why study Piotroski F-Score?
Detailed explanation of Piotroski F-Score
Errata: Accrual Explanation
Applying Piotroski F-Score to Mutual Funds
Piotroski's Paper
End of Section - Piotroski F-Score
Errata: Regarding G-Score Formulator
Mohanram G-Score
Introduction to G-Score
Detailed explanation of Mohanram G-Score
Mohanram Paper
Applying G-Score to Mutual Funds
End of Section - Mohanram G-Score
Putting F-Score and G-Score together
Putting F-Score and G-Score together to arrive at M-Score
Creating a Diversified Portfolio of Mutual Funds
Forming a Diversified Portfolio of Mutual Funds
Selecting Equity Funds for the Portfolio
Selecting Debt Funds for the Portfolio
Selecting Index Funds for the Portfolio
Selecting Balanced Funds for the Portfolio
Selecting Contra Funds for the Portfolio
Preview
Selecting Arbitrage Funds for the Portfolio
Our Sample Portfolio
Calculating Metrics for a Mutual Fund Portfolio
Calculating Metrics for Mutual Fund Portfolio - Introduction
Calculating Expected Returns of the Mutual Fund Portfolio
Calculating Standard Deviation of the Mutual Fund Portfolio
Calculating Beta of the Mutual Fund Portfolio
Calculating Sharpe Ratio of the Mutual Fund Portfolio
Calculating Treynor Ratio of the Mutual Fund Portfolio
Bonus Videos
Relationship between GDP and the Broader Markets
Preview
Finding Correlations
Preview
Course Closure
About Me
Preview
Closing Note

Creating a Diversified Portfolio of Mutual Funds

Mastering Mutual Fund Investment: Part 3 of 3
By: Partha Majumdar
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