Finance Use Case
Home » Prototypes & MVPs » QStock
When optimizing your portfolio, you assign an ‘optimization weight’ for each asset class and all assets within that class. The weight is the percentage of the portfolio that concentrates within any particular class. For example, say we weight stocks at 10% and bonds at 20%.
An optimal portfolio is one that minimizes your risk for a given level of return or maximizes your return for a given level of risk. What it means is that risk and return cannot be seen in isolation. You need to take on higher risk to earn higher returns.
To create an Optimal Portfolio one of the main aspects is Risk Diversification. It can be achieved by using some technical ideologies. Optimal portfolio is a term used to refer Efficient Frontier with the highest return-to-risk combination given the specific investor’s tolerance for risk: