You put \30 of your money in stock A that has an expected return of \14 and a standard deviation of \14. You put the rest of your money in stock \\( B \\) that has an expected return of \6 and a standard deviation of \33. The two stocks have a correlation of 50 . The standard deviation of the resulting portfolio will be . \2546 6.53. \\( 17.52 \\mathrm{~N} \\) \\( 2845 \\mathrm{~h} \\)