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0:00 Time Left:0:30:17 Jordan Paul: Attempt 1 Assume two investors: i. Long-Term Be-the-One 3 ii. Short-Term Split-in-Two Each has $2,000 cash wealth to invest, and each decides to invest in a company listed on the stock market whose ticker symbol is YOYO and whose share price at To is $1.00. At To Be-the-One invests all her money into YOYO shares. At To Split-in-Two invests half his money in shares of YOYO and keeps the other half in cash. 9 At the end of T1, the price of YOYO shares has declined 50% from the To price. At the end of T1, because she is a long-term investor, Be-the-One does nothing. At the end of T1, because he is a short-term investor, Split-in-Two rebalances his total holdings so that again half the value of his wealth is invested in YOYO shares and half is invested in cash. 12 At the end of T2, the price of YOYO shares has increased 100% over the end of T1 value. At the end of T2, long-term investor Be-the-One does nothing. 15 At the end of T2, short-term investor Split-in-Two rebalances his total holdings so that again half the value of his wealth is invested in YOYO shares and half is invested in cash. At the end of T2: 18 What is the price of YOYO shares? ii. What is the total wealth of each investor, after Split-in-Two has rebalanced his holdings? Note: Our "Split-in-Two" investor is known as [Claude] Shannon's Demon. To gamblers, Shannon's Demon is a special case of what's known as the Kelly Criterion for bet sizing. O