Scenario 5 A company has a portfolio of investments in stocks and in bonds. The total...

Scenario 5

A company has a portfolio of investments in stocks and in bonds. The total investment is $8 million of which $2 million is invested in stocks. (Go to four decimals as needed.)

	Stocks	Bonds
Portfolio Weight	a	b
Expected/Mean Return	9.25%	6.55%
Variance	328.1875	61.9475
Covariance	-135.3375

What is the portfolio weight for the bonds?

Question 22

Refer to Scenario 5.

What is the expected portfolio return? Calculate as a percentage.

Question 23

Refer to Scenario 5.

What is the variance of the portfolio return? Calculate as a percentage.

Question 24

Refer to Scenario 5.

What is the standard deviation of the portfolio return? Calculate as a percentage.

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