Consider your portfolio in our investing game.

Create a table that includes:

AAPL DIS AMZN

The Ticker symbols of the initial assets in your portfolio (not cash) (these are column headings).

You've now made a prediction for your portfolio's asset prices. In 3 rows, enter your predicted prices labeling each row with the date of the prediction.

SEP 14th

AAPL	DIS	AMZN
$149.62 (2021) Sep 14th prediction prediction for november 24th	178.47 (2021) V2 Sep 14th prediction for november 24th	165.29 (2021) Sep 14th prediction for november 24th

List the actual price of the assets as of November 24th.

Consider your asset price predictions from Portfolio Update #1 and the actual prices on November 24th. Assuming that you would have been willing to purchase/sell future contracts at the time of Portfolio Update #1, at what price would you have been indifference about the actual closing prices that were realized on November 24th?

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Describe whether the accuracy of your predictions changed over time.

Explain your answers to item #4 in previous table in less than 100 words.

List in a table:

The Ticker symbols of the assets in your initial portfolio, including cash, your overall portfolio value, and the S&P 500 (these are column headings).

The prices at which you purchased the the initial assets and the price of the S&P 500 on the same date (including cash).

The price of the portfolio's initial assets and the S&P 500 as of November 24th.

The value weights of the initial assets, including cash (should add to 100%).

Value weighted return for each asset, including cash, and the overall return of the initial portfolio and of the S&P 500.

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If you made additional trades after the initial trades, then what is difference between the above overall return and the return of your actual, actively managed portfolio?

Using the standard deviations that you calculated in Portfolio Update #2 and a risk-free rate of return of 0.0085%, what is your sharpe ratio of each asset? (use the holding period return).

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Explain what you learned by maintaining your portfolio and completing the portfolio assignments.

Explain which parts of your portfolio gains/loss were unforeseeable vs due to informed foresight.

Imagine that you are speaking to a discerning, experienced investor who can see your portfolio composition and performance. What would you say if you want them to offer you a job (they can smell BS)?