Anonymous

15 Feb 2020

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Can a retail investor make use of Markowitz Portfolio Theory for their investments?

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Frankie Rappaport

15 Feb 2020

Of course: by buying passive index ETFs, they are well diversified (as Markowitz theory leads to recommend)

more on my thinking here:

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