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03 Dec 2020

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Strategy A gives 18% annual returns, 15% volatility and -25% max drawdown. Strategy B gives 19% annual returns, 14% volatility and -30% max drawdown. Which investment strategy would you choose?

Please also share why you would prefer one strategy over the other.

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