Hi, I was wondering if anyone could explain what capital asset pricing is? My homework suggests...

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone could explain what capital asset pricing is? My homework suggests that the capital asset pricing model considers the relationship between the fluctuations in a security’s returns versus the markets.

When explaining, please provide an example as that would help me understand better! Thank you!

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