Explicit formulas for an effective stocks portfolio in the Markowitz’s standard model

The article provides explicit formulas for the parameters of an effective stock portfolio obtained based on Markowitz’s theory, including for the Tobin’s Model. An empirical test was performed and confirmed the correctness of the obtained formulas. They can be useful in theoretical studies related to effective securities portfolios, as well as in the development of computer programs for analysing investments and the stock market.

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Vestnik NSUEM
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2024-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.34020/2073-6495-2024-3-107-120
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Stochastic processes and financial applications
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Explicit formulas for an effective stocks portfolio in the Markowitz’s standard model

Vladimir Sokolov, D. B. Zotyev
Vestnik NSUEM
Stochastic processes and financial applications
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Explicit formulas for an effective stocks portfolio in the Markowitz’s standard model

Vladimir Sokolov, D. B. Zotyev
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The article provides explicit formulas for the parameters of an effective stock portfolio obtained based on Markowitz’s theory, including for the Tobin’s Model. An empirical test was performed and confirmed the correctness of the obtained formulas. They can be useful in theoretical studies related to effective securities portfolios, as well as in the development of computer programs for analysing investments and the stock market.

Vestnik NSUEM(3)
Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Stochastic processes and financial applications
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