En jämförelse av den riskjusterade avkastningen mellan aktiemarknaden och bostadsrättsinvesteringar.

Sammanfattning: This is a study where the purpose is to investigate the risk-adjusted return and the correlation between the two investments, the stock market and the condominium market. In addition to this, it was analyzed how the two investments performed during the financial crisis and the covid-19 crisis. Study is carried out to get answers to the eternal question of which of these two investments is considered the most suitable for both short-term or long-term investment goals where financial conditions are taken into account. The study conducted various tests such as Pearson correlation test, volatility and regression models. The Sharpe ratio was used to measure the risk-adjusted return. These are carefully selected to see what returns the two investments give at different risks, as well as how the investments correlate with each other during crises and conditions of economic growth. The conclusion reached by this study is that the investor should diversify and invest in both investments. This is because their risk versus return profile becomes more even by investing in both investments. When one investment does worse, the other investment will, according to the study's various tests, make the return and risk profile more stable. Despite the high correlation between the investments, diversification is useful in case of possible future economic crises.