Assume you have ($ 100,000) to invest for one year, and decide to allocate (60 %) to
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Assume you have \(\$ 100,000\) to invest for one year, and decide to allocate \(60 \%\) to an all equity fund trading at \(\$ 400\) per share and \(40 \%\) to a bond fund trading at \(\$ 100\) per share. After one year, the equity fund is trading at \(\$ 450\) per share and the bond fund is trading at \(\$ 95\) per share.
(a) What is the value of your portfolio after one year?
(b) What is the 1-year rate of return on your portfolio?
(c) What are the allocations of your portfolio after one year?
(d) How do you rebalance your portfolio to maintain allocations at \(60 / 40\) ?
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Mathematical Techniques In Finance An Introduction Wiley Finance
ISBN: 9781119838401
1st Edition
Authors: Amir Sadr
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