As a quick reminder 💡Alpha = excess return on an investment compared to its benchmark, which is often the S&P 500
There’s a lot of metrics and money numbers out there, but today we’ll learn why Alpha is so important 🤩
1️⃣ A stock's alpha can be a great way to compare how a company has performed relative to its peers or competitor stocks 🥊
2️⃣ Alpha can help investors identify stocks, industries or funds that are outperforming the market
3️⃣ Alpha can also help investors identify undervalued stocks that have the potential for higher returns.
4️⃣ And finally, Alpha can be used to help diversify a portfolio by identifying stocks or funds that perform differently than the market.
Now you know the 4 core benefits of Alpha and why investors cherish this money number 😎
Choose an option
Identify stocks with higher returns
Identify undervalued stocks
Find ways to diversify their portfolio
All of the above
A metric for evaluating a portfolio manager’s skill
Excess return on an investment
A company’s performance relative to its peers
A tool for diversifying a portfolio
A stock and its future price
A stock and an industry benchmark
A future stock and an imaginary stock
ETFs and index funds
Positive vs. Negative Alpha
Limitations of Alpha
Fundamental Analysis & Alpha