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The asset rate of returns is the profit on a particular investment; it includes any change in the asset value, interest, commission or dividends and so, all other cash-flows which an investors receive or pays due to the investment.
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Estimating Beta from unevenly spaced price history
I have a certain non-stock asset that has 1 transaction every 1 to 8 months.
I also have a price index of that class of asset compiled by another party on monthly basis.
If I regress $price = \alpha' …
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