The typical standard deviation of the annual return on a stock is 20% and the typical mean
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To answer this question, use the above information about “typical” stocks to determine the mean and standard deviation for the following portfolios:
• Portfolio 1: Half your money in each of 2 stocks
• Portfolio 2: 20% of your money in each of 5 stocks
• Portfolio 3: 10% of your money in each of 10 stocks
• Portfolio 4: 5% of your money in each of 20 stocks
• Portfolio 5: 1% of your money in each of 100 stocks
What do your answers tell you about the number of stocks a mutual fund needs to invest in to diversify adequately?
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Data Analysis And Decision Making
ISBN: 415
4th Edition
Authors: Christian Albright, Wayne Winston, Christopher Zappe
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