Economics · Financial Markets
In the stock market, what does the 'Beta-factor' (incorrectly referred to as alpha-factor in raw data) signify regarding a stock?
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- 1The dividend payout ratio of the stock
- 2A measure of the stock's systematic risk and volatility relative to the market✓
- 3The liquidity and total volume traded of the stock
- 4The intrinsic face value of the stock
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A measure of the stock's systematic risk and volatility relative to the market
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