Answer the following questions. use enough detail to answer the question thoroughly and cite any outside sources using apa style. 1. how does efficient frontier analysis differ from other forms of complex risk assessment techniques? 2. what limitations might an analyst encounter through the use of efficient frontier analysis?

Efficient frontier analysis closely resembles a graphic system that breaks down risk performance and will show three levels. The return or investment of low, medium and high risk can help in the decision-making process. EFA reminds me of one of my favorite TV shows, Shark Tank. In Shark Tank you will see "sharks" or investors who choose to invest in a company, usually new companies, and often these investments have a high risk, but they could also have a high rate of return. As with most things, there are some limitations with the use of an efficient border analysis. A common limitation for EFA is the lack of reality that the return will always follow a distribution flow. EFA is not an exact science; It is difficult to identify and disaggregate. Stocks are a good example of EFA limitation. Investment actions are difficult to predict and preserve because there is a lot of unpredictability in the stock market.

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