Are you ready to learn about calculating beta? 🤔
💡 Beta is a measure of a stock's volatility compared to the overall market and it's an important tool for investors. 🤑
Beta is calculated by comparing how much a stock's returns move in relation to the overall market's returns. ✍️
Let's look at an example. 🧐
Suppose you're looking at two stocks, stock A and stock B. ⚖️
Let’s say the stock market goes up by 10% 📈
Stock A grows by 12% and Stock B grows by 7% 🤔
In this case, Stock A has a beta of 1.2 and Stock B has a beta of 0.7 🧮
If Stock C grows by 10%, then beta is 1 since it exactly matches with the overall market 📊
Just like Beta’s definition, to calculate beta you compare a stock’s performance to the overall market! 🥳
Knowing how to calculate beta can help you make better investment decisions 🤝
Now you know how to calculate beta by comparing a stock’s performance to the overall market 🧠
In the next lessons, we’ll learn about interpreting Beta 🎉
Choose an option
The overall market
Another non-benchmark stock
Its previous year
Its growth rate
Beta is 2%
Beta is 120%
Beta is 1
Beta is 1.2
Beta is 7%
Beta is -3%
Beta is 0.7
Beta is -3
Values of Beta
Market Cycles & Beta
Fundamental Analysis & Beta