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Forum New Topic Marva Hutchinson Banker, Jamaica Comparing 2 Mutual Funds using Standard Deviation How can standard deviation be used to compare the rate of return on two mutual funds? X Welcome to the Black-Scholes Model forum. The topic of this particular discussion is: "Comparing 2 Mutual Funds using Standard Deviation". Please register now to read all responses and to join this discussion yourself. Log in   thli Student (MBA), China   Standard Deviation versus Beta Value Standard deviation mainly focuses on one individual asset. It is advisable to use the beta value to compare two mutual funds against their rate of returns. Participate and leave a comment Exchanging your ideas stimulates your personal and professional development. And you can help other people! Please motivate your point of view. You can still edit your comment for 3 hours. Share your opinion, knowledge and experience or ask a question (sign up for free first) Start a new forum topic		More on Black-Scholes Model Summary Forum Comparing 2 Mutual Funds using Standard Deviation Explanation of Black-Scholes Option Valuation Equation 🔥 Problems with Using Standard Deviation Special Interest Group Are you interested in Black-Scholes Model? Sign up for free Notify your students Copy this into your study materials: Interesting discussion: Comparing 2 Mutual Funds using Standard Deviation and add a hyperlink to: https://www.12manage.com/forum.asp?TB=black_scholes_model&S=1 Link to this discussion Copy this HTML code to your web site: Interesting discussion: <a href="https://www.12manage.com/forum.asp?TB=black_scholes_model&S=1">Comparing 2 Mutual Funds using Standard Deviation</a>

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