You have a portfolio with a standard deviation of
25%
and an expected return of
17%.
You are considering adding one of the two stocks in the
following table. If after adding the stock you will have
30%
of your money in the new stock and
70%
of your money in your existing portfolio, which one should you
add?
Expected
Return
Standard
Deviation
Correlation with
Your Portfolio's Returns
Stock A
14%
25%
0.2
Stock B
14%
18%
0.6
Standard deviation...
A stock portfolio has an expected return of 12% and a standard
deviation of 20%. A bond portfolio has an expected return of 6% and
a standard deviation of 9%. The two portfolios have a correlation
coefficient of 0.3. T-Bills have an expected return of 2%. Your
coefficient of risk aversion is 7. (15 points)
What are the weights of the minimum variance portfolio that can
be formed between the two portfolios if they are the only risky
assets being...
A stock portfolio has an expected return of 12% and a standard
deviation of 20%. A bond portfolio has an expected return of 6% and
a standard deviation of 9%. The two portfolios have a correlation
coefficient of 0.3. T-Bills have an expected return of 2%. Your
coefficient of risk aversion is 7.
What is the expected return and standard deviation of the
minimum variance portfolio?
Given the following information:
Probability of Occurence
Expected return
20%
-5%
40%
5%
30%
7%
10%
39%
You are considering buying stock in Seller Inc. If Seller Inc's
expected returns are as shown above, what is the standard
devidation of the stock? (Hint: you first must find weighted
average expected return).
A. 8.999
B. 10.232
C. 11.524
D. 12.994
E. 14.506
1. Calculate the average return over the last 3 years.
2. Calculate the standard deviation of your company’s returns
over the last 3 years.
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answer]
8/1/2016
100.975754
9/1/2016
108.172951
10/1/2016
108.6418
11/1/2016
105.752083
12/1/2016
111.392426
1/1/2017
116.711029
2/1/2017
131.753159
3/1/2017
138.767197
4/1/2017
138.757538
5/1/2017
147.557281
6/1/2017
139.689148
7/1/2017
144.257507
8/1/2017
159.068329
9/1/2017
150.072464
10/1/2017
164.600632
11/1/2017
167.336838
12/1/2017
165.378021
1/1/2018
163.618988
2/1/2018
174.065674
3/1/2018
164.629501
4/1/2018
162.15683
5/1/2018
183.361038...
suppose asset a has an expected return of 10% and a standard
deviation of 20% asset b has an expected return of 16% and a
standard deviation of 40%.if the correlation between a and b is
0.6,what are the expected return and standard deviation for a
prtifolio comprised of 40% asset a
The expected return of market portfolio is 10%. The standard
deviation of market portfolio is 20%. Risk free interest rate is
2%. There is an investor with mean-variance utility
function Answer the following questions.
1) Calculate the optimal weight to be invested in the market
portfolio for the investor with A=5 . Calculate the expected return
and standard deviation of the optimal complete portfolio for the
investor.
2) According to the CAPM, calculate the expected returns of two
stocks (stock 1...