The gap between knowing that a stock is mispriced and actually delivering alpha net of costs, factor exposures, and drawdown risk is where most fundamental managers fail. This topic covers the practitioner toolkit for closing that gap: the full pipeline from investment thesis to live position, the taxonomy of systematic risk factors that explain most of what looks like alpha, the heuristics for sizing positions under real-world constraints, the risk management framework that keeps factor exposures from overwhelming stock-specific returns, and the analytic tools for understanding whether past performance reflects skill or luck.
In this lesson
- Contents
- Prerequisites
Before you start
- CAPM: The Security Market Line and Beta Pricing
- The Arbitrage Pricing Theory: Factor Structure and Pricing
- Risk-Adjusted Performance Measures
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