Portfolio Explorer: Risk Analysis & Luck

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Portfolio Explorer: Risk Analysis & Luck

An SI Board Since December 1999

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Introduction Compact

Do you agree that portfolios should make more money if they take extra risk? If so, how do you adjust your returns for risk? How do you decide if you got lucky?

We will talk about any kind of risk analysis here, but to start, we will discuss the Motley Fool RuleBreaker portfolio, which comes preloaded with Portfolio Explorer. This software is in beta and can be downloaded for free from portfolioexplorer.com

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Reply	Message Preview	From	Recs	Posted
4	Well, if you're really into luck try scratching the big blue dot with your	dan pearson	-	1/15/2000
3	Continuing on with the subject of risk analysis, many investors like to adjust	portfolioexplorer	-	12/6/1999
2	And now for something completely different... Message 12204252	c.horn	-	12/6/1999
1	There's no way to talk about the Motley Fool portfolio without first congra	portfolioexplorer	-	12/6/1999

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