jensens alpha is calculated on slope.
interpretation:
Jensen's alpha (invented my Michael Jensen in the 1970s):
1). We collect the returns for some stock (or mutual fund) over the past n months (weeks or years)
2). We do the same for some market index.
3). Then, using these returns, we generate a scatter plot and identify the slope of the "best line" fit: that's called beta.
4).Then we calculate the CAPM according to the magic formula:
CAPM Return = Rf + beta (Rmkt - Rf)
where ,Rf = risk-free return and Rmkt = (average or "expected") market return.
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