Range of correlation coefficient

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1. What is the range of correlation coefficient? Give a real world example of positive and negative correlation. Do you want stocks which are highly correlated with each other or less correlated? Why?

2. Define systematic and unsystematic risk. How do these relate to diversifiable risk versus non-diversifiable risk? What is 'market' risk?

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