Separation theorem (See Chapter 18 of the Vernimmen) The separation theorem states that a rational investor will not take a Position on individual stocks in the hope of obtaining a big return, but rather on the Market as a whole. He will then choose his Risk level by adjusting his Debt level or by investing in Risk-free assets. Separation theorem (See Chapter 18 of the Vernimmen) The separation theorem states that a rational investor will not take a Position on individual stocks in the hope of obtaining a big return, but rather on the Market as a whole. He will then choose his Risk level by adjusting his Debt level or by investing in Risk-free assets. See all terms in the dictionary of finance To know more about it, look at what we have already written on this subject : Find : Separation theorem

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