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2. Suppose that you have an option of investing in one single asset; the first stock or the second stock. Which stock would expose you to greater total risk? [2 marks] 3. Which asset, your first stock or your second stock, would require a higher risk premium and why? [3 marks) 4. Suppose that you consider forming a four-asset portfolio by investing 20% of your wealth in your first stock, 20% in your second stock, 40% in S&P/ASX200 and 20% in the 10 year Australian government bonds. Compute the beta of your portfolio and interpret the value. [4 marks] 2. Suppose that you have an option of investing in one single asset; the first stock or the second stock. Which stock would expose you to greater total risk? [2 marks] 3. Which asset, your first stock or your second stock, would require a higher risk premium and why? [3 marks) 4. Suppose that you consider forming a four-asset portfolio by investing 20% of your wealth in your first stock, 20% in your second stock, 40% in S&P/ASX200 and 20% in the 10 year Australian government bonds. Compute the beta of your portfolio and interpret the value. [4 marks]