The total return generated by holding an asset or a portfolio of assets for a certain period of time is called a holding period return, holding period yield, or realized rate of return. If you are calculating returns that are expected to be realized, the returns would be called returns. Suppose you invested in the common stock of Green Cow Dairy Farms, Inc.. The company's shares currently trade on the NASDAQ at a price of $39.00 per share. Analysts predict that the company's share price will increase to $40.95 per share. In the first year of your purchase, you received a dividend of $3.90 per share. Based on your understanding of holding period returns (HPRs), answer the following questions, and round your final answer to two decimal places 1. The ex ante percentage holding period on Green Cow Dairy's stock based on analysts expectations is 2. Assuming that Green Cow Dairy's common stock is actually selling for $43.68 per share after one year, then the ex post percentage holding period is 3. If, after one year, analysts expect that the market price of Green Cow Dairy Farms, Inc.'s common stock will increase to $44.07 per share, then its ex ante percentage holding period return is 4. The ex post percentage holding period if, after one year, Green Cow Dairy Farms, Inc.'s common stock actually increases to $44.07 per share is