Consider a portfolio of two assets (A and B) with mean returns A = 16% and...

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Consider a portfolio of two assets (A and B) with mean returns µA = 16% and μB = 8% and standard deviations A = 10%, OB 5%. Unless otherwise noted, you cannot short sell, and the portfolio includes only assets A and B (i.e., no borrowing and saving). Consider a risk-neutral investor with MV utility. It is optimal for this investor to allocate weight wA% to asset A, where WA = 75 50 None of the above = 100 Consider a portfolio of two assets (A and B) with mean returns µA = 16% and μB = 8% and standard deviations A = 10%, OB 5%. Unless otherwise noted, you cannot short sell, and the portfolio includes only assets A and B (i.e., no borrowing and saving). Consider a risk-neutral investor with MV utility. It is optimal for this investor to allocate weight wA% to asset A, where WA = 75 50 None of the above = 100

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