Use the following table to answer questions 4a-d: The table reports stock prices at the beginning of each year, the end of each year, and dividends paid at the end of each year.

Year Price (Jan. 1) Price (Dec. 31) Dividend Paid (Dec. 31) 2012 $40 $35 $2 2013 $35 $38 $3 2014 $38 $39 $3

A. Assuming you buy the stock on January 1st each year and sell it on December 31st , what are the holding period returns for 2012, 2013, and 2014?

AutoSave . Off) H J . U : Document1 - Word Fabi Delgado X File Home Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help Tell me what you want to do Share Comments Use the following table to answer questions 4a-d: The table reports stock prices at the beginning of each year, the end of each year, and dividends paid at the end of each year. Year Price (Jan. 1) Price (Dec. 31) Dividend Paid (Dec. 31) 2012 $40 $35 $2 2013 $35 $38 $3 2014 $38 $39 $3 4. (5 pts.) Assuming you buy the stock on January 1st each year and sell it on December 31st, what are the holding period returns for 2012, 2013, and 2014? Year Price Jan 1. Price (Dec 31) vidend Paid Dec 31 2012 40 35 2 2013 35 38 3 2014 38 39 3 . Assuming you buy the stock on January 1st each year and sell it on December 31st , what are the holding period returns for 2012, 2013, and 2014? B. What is the arithmetic average return for the 3-year period? C. What is the geometric average return for the 3-year period? D. What is the sample standard deviation of returns for the 3-year period? Page 2 of 2 355 words [x English (United States) 120% O Type here to search R ~ X DENG 1:49 PM 9/19/2019 717