10. At the beginning of a 30-day month, Buttercup Dickerson owned a portfolio valued at $5.000. On...
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10. At the beginning of a 30-day month, Buttercup Dickerson owned a portfolio valued at $5.000. On day 10, Buttercup's portfolio was worth $7,300 after a $2,000 contribution had been made on that day. At the end of the month, the portfolio was worth $9,690.18. Calculate both the time-weighted and dollar-weighted returns on Buttercup's portfolio for the month. Why do the two returns differ so substantially?
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ISBN: 9788120321014
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Authors: William F. Sharpe, Gordon J. Alexander, Jeffery V. Bailey
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