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Q6) A stock had the following annual returns: 5.10% , 20.17% , -24.68% , and 26.60%....

Q6) A stock had the following annual returns: 5.10% , 20.17% , -24.68% , and 26.60%. Compute the following for the stock:

a) Expected Return :

b) Variance :  

c) Standard Deviation :

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Expert Solution

Part A:

Expected Ret = Sum [ ret ] / n

= [ 5.10% + 20.17% -24.68% +26.60% ] / 4

= 27.19% / 4

= 6.80%

Part B:

Variance:

Sum [ (X - Avg X)^2 ] / n

Particulars X X - Avg X (X - Avg X)^2
1     0.0510        -0.0170            0.0003
2     0.2017          0.1337            0.0179
3    -0.2468        -0.3148            0.0991
4     0.2660          0.1980            0.0392
Sum [ (X-Avg X)^2]            0.1565
n 4
Variance = Sum [ (X-Avg X)^2] / n            0.0391

Part C:

SD = SQRT [ Variance ]

Particulars X X - Avg X (X - Avg X)^2
1     0.0510        -0.0170            0.0003
2     0.2017          0.1337            0.0179
3    -0.2468        -0.3148            0.0991
4     0.2660          0.1980            0.0392
Sum [ (X-Avg X)^2]            0.1565
n 4
Variance = Sum [ (X-Avg X)^2] / n            0.0391
SD = SQRT [ Variance ]            0.1978

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