How to reduce the risk using Beta in your portfolio | LearnApp

Did you know that you have the power to create a portfolio that fits your investment style and risk tolerance? And the best part? You can do it all by using the handy dandy beta indicator!
With beta, you can assess how volatile your portfolio is compared to the market, and determine if it's a high-risk or low-risk investment. A high beta means you're in for a wild ride, while a low beta means you're taking it easy.
By mixing and matching stocks with different betas, you can create a well-rounded portfolio that has the right balance of risk and reward.
In this video, you'll learn how to use beta to create a low volatility portfolio!!
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[@umeshheman]

Very nicely explained🎉

[@mazamaverick]

Helpful explanation!

[@natraj_j]

Very nicely explained 👍

[@dineshsaxena6854]

Well explained

[@svsec7749]

Clear explanation

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[@vanithakannan5226]

This is very wonderful informative video. Many and many thanks …..!

[@nikhilsiddhashram-vishesh]

Very lucid and clear explanation

[@johnperdo4636]

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[@VJ-bl2oj]

How to do use Berra metric for mutual funds. Is there any website where we can check the same?

[@SmartGuy222]

Thank you Prateek sir for Simple and nice explanation about beta. Bu wondering how does Beta gets calculated and why does it change from time to time. Do we need to rebalance our portfolio when ever beta changes ,

[@anshumaan2000]

Informative.. good 👍

[@vinayakkhandare6037]

Nice Explanation...

[@animeshmandal7147]

Good one. 👍

[@26ZaidShaikh]

How to calculate beta manually

[@amitkumar-vk5yt]

Nice outfit Prateek sir. Yellow and black you look younger and smart.😊
Is there any formula available in google finance to extract Beta ???

[@johnperdo4636]

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[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Yes, no formula needed. It is shown calculated only as Beta

[@vanithakannan5226]

If the portfolio consists of nifty bees, Pharma bees, it bees… then how to do the calculations?

[@farhanaahmed8194]

I am afraid I cant find Beta on screener. Would you please help me finding it?

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Just search a stock name and you'll see it on the top fold