The limitations usually relate to risk measurements. For the Sharpe - it is normal distribution: are all returns' distributions normal:-)? The Treynor is based on beta, some people have empirically proved that beta does not always work as a proxy for risk (i.e. high beta portfolios do not always fetch high returns). Plus a beta has to be calculated over a benchmark - is this benchmark close enough to be applied? As for Jensen's - some people maintain that the CAPM does not work too well, including its aforementioned vital component called beta:-). Best, Dr Oeconomicus
Sharpe's Rifles 1993 Sharpe's Eagle 1993 Sharpe's Company 1994 Sharpe's Enemy 1994 Sharpe's Honour 1994 Sharpe's Gold 1995 Sharpe's Battle 1995 Sharpe's Sword 1995 Sharpe's Regiment 1996 Sharpe's Siege 1996 Sharpe's Mission 1996 Sharpe's Revenge 1997 Sharpe's Justice 1997 Sharpe's Waterloo 1997 Sharpe's Challenge 2006 Sharpe's Peril 2008
The Sharpe Ratio is a financial benchmark used to judge how effectively an investment uses risk to get return. It's equal to (investment return - risk free return)/(standard deviation of investment returns). Standard deviation is used as a proxy for risk (but this inherently assumes that returns are normally distributed, which is not always the case). See the related link for an Excel spreadsheet that helps you calculate the Sharpe Ratio, and other limitations.
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Edith Sharpe's birth name is Edith Mary Sharpe.
Mick Sharpe goes by Mick Chewie Sharpe, and Chewie.
¿Qué tal, señorita Sharpe? ¡Hola, señorita Sharpe!
Luis Sharpe's birth name is Luis Ernesto Sharpe Jr..
Sam Sharpe was buried in Sam Sharpe Square (Maybe..... I am not 100% sure)
Toby Sharpe is 6'.
Masterpiece Theatre - 1971 Sharpe Sharpe's Rifles was released on: USA: 14 November 1993
Roger Sharpe was born in 1947.