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Moreover, they must understand that the correlation of traditional factors with performance outcomes (such as portfolio returns and volatility) is highly sensitive to market conditions and the exact time-periods reviewed (Podkaminer, 2013). The Journal of PortfolioManagement 40(2): 18-29. 2013(1): 1-15.
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