Danny Almagor, Co-Founder, Small Giants Family Office and Small Giants Academy
When we think about investing, it is often transactional, dry and not much fun. The traditional image is of a rational investor sitting in front of a screen, using some obscure calculations to determine where the most money can be made with the least amount of risk. We call this Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT), with all its finance jargon like efficient frontiers, variance and correlation, and statistical analyses such as the Sharpe ratio and the Treynor ratio, measuring risk-adjusted returns.
Bored yet? Maybe it’s just me, but I’m not just bored, I’m also annoyed. The limitations of this theory are so significant I find it hard to believe so many smart people continue to think it is a good idea.
Read More