Consider the following information for stocks X and Y below:

Stock	Expected Return	Standard Deviation
X	4.70%	15%
Y	18.50%	7%

Assume that the return on the market is 20%, the risk-free rate is 5%, and the correlation between the two stocks = -0.30.

Your client wants you to create a portfolio consisting of Stocks X and Y with a beta equal to 0.45. If your client has $250,000, compute how much (in $) you would invest in each stock, and then compute the expected return (in%) and standard deviation (in %) of the portfolio.