What is 'Dovish' monetary policy?

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a)The expansion of the money supply.

b)The quarantine of high default probability MBS's from the open market.

c)FED operations to increase inter-bank liquidity to drive down interest rates.

d)The monetization of extreme debt burdens.

e)The printing of dollars with images of doves on them.

d)All the above.

f)Selections A to D

Why is the Sortino Ratio considered "better" than Sharpe Ratio

Omega Ratio is better.

a)It doesn't punish upside volatility.

b)They are the same thing.

c)The denominator for Sharpe ratio uses downside volatility.

d)Sharpe ratio rewards upside volatility.

What is the difference between the sortino and the omega ratio?

a)Omega uses standard deviation of negative returns for the denominator and sortino uses standard deviation of total returns in the denominator.

b)Omega uses a probability density function of negative returns for the denominator and sortino uses downside deviation for the denominator.

c)Omega uses semivariance for the denominator and sortino uses semivariance in the numerator.

d)There is no difference, they both use the accumulated variability of returns to make a judgement on portfolio efficiency.

f)Omega uses semivariance for the denominator and sortino uses the probability density function of negative returns in the denominator.