Question 2: John has a utility function given by the expression U(x)=E(r)1/2A(s2). Where E(r) is the expected return on an asset and s is the standard deviation of returns on that asset. John has the opportunity to purchase the XJK security that returns 18.1% with 23% probability and returns 6% the remainder of the time. The security has a price of $33 and A=12 a) What is the risk-neutral valuation of the XJK security? Recall the risk-neutral value is simply the expected value. b) Using the utility function above, find John's risk-averse valuation of XJK security. Hint: Find John's certainty equivalent (CEQ) for this security's payoff. c) If the expected annual return on the market is 5.545%, the standard deviation of the market return is 8.8% and the risk-free rate for the next year is 1.18% then what is John's optimal percent of funds that he'll invest in the market? d) Use the rates given in part c to answer this question. If a stock had a Beta of 2.48 what would be the expected return for that stock in the coming year