You own a portfolio that is invested 43 percent in stock a, 16 percent in stock b, and the remainder in stock

c. the expected returns on stocks a, b, and c are 9.1 percent, 16.7 percent, and 11.4 percent, respectively. what is the expected return on the portfolio

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22 January, 20:15

You own a portfolio that is invested 43 percent in stock a, 16 percent in stock b, and the remainder in stock

c. the expected returns on stocks a, b, and c are 9.1 percent, 16.7 percent, and 11.4 percent, respectively. what is the expected return on the portfolio

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Wesley Hensley · Answer 1

Multiply the investment fraction by the corresponding return, and add the products. The given fractions add to 59%, so the remainder is 41%. (The total of the fractions is 100%-all of the portfolio.)

... 0.43*9.1% + 0.16*16.7% + 0.41*11.4%

... = 3.913% + 2.672% + 4.674% = 11.259%

You own a portfolio that is invested 43 percent in stock a, 16 percent in stock b, and the remainder in stockc. the expected returns on stocks a, b, and c are 9.1 percent, 16.7 percent, and 11.4 percent, respectively. what is the expected return on the portfolio

You own a portfolio that is invested 43 percent in stock a, 16 percent in stock b, and the remainder in stock

c. the expected returns on stocks a, b, and c are 9.1 percent, 16.7 percent, and 11.4 percent, respectively. what is the expected return on the portfolio