your risk-free weight using two different methods. 18. You hold positions in two stocks, A and B, plus some risk-free bonds. Your weight in stock A is -25%, your weight in stocks B is 75%, and your risk-free weight is 0.50. That is, you have a short-position in stock A. If you tilt away from stock A by 10%, describe your total portfolio weights in A and B, as well as your risk-free weight using two different methods. 19. Your portfolio weight in stock A is 0.45 and in stock B is 0.65. Your risk-free weight is -1.10 You currently your risk-free weight using two different methods. 18. You hold positions in two stocks, A and B, plus some risk-free bonds. Your weight in stock A is -25%, your weight in stocks B is 75%, and your risk-free weight is 0.50. That is, you have a short-position in stock A. If you tilt away from stock A by 10%, describe your total portfolio weights in A and B, as well as your risk-free weight using two different methods. 19. Your portfolio weight in stock A is 0.45 and in stock B is 0.65. Your risk-free weight is -1.10 You currently