Portfolio Management Theory And Technical Analysis Lecture Notes The Bill of Rights of the Investor 1. To earn a positive return (=yield) on their capital. 2. To insure his investments against risks (=to hedge). 3. To receive information identical to the that of ALL other investors - complete, accurate and timely and to form independent judgement based on this information. 4.To alternate between investments - or be compensated for diminished liquidity. 5. To study how to carefully and rationally manage his portfolio of investments. 6.To compete on equal terms for the allocation of resources. 7. To assume that the market is efficient and fair.
The Facts and Fictions of the Securities Industry
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