Consider an index weighted equally between Stock 1 and Stock 2. If the index starts equally weighted
Question:
Consider an index weighted equally between Stock 1 and Stock 2. If the index starts equally weighted and Stock 1 has a 6% return and Stock 2 has a 2% return, which one of the following is correct?
A. The index weights update automatically as the market prices fluctuate.
B. To restore equal weights, 0.96% of the index must turn over, which is efficient from the standpoint of transactions costs and taxable capital gains.
C. To restore equal weights, 0.96% of the index must turn over, which is inefficient from the standpoint of transactions costs and taxable capital gains.
D. To restore equal weights, 2.00% of the index must turn over, which is efficient from the standpoint of transactions costs and taxable capital gains.
E. To restore equal weights, 2.00% of the index must turn over, which is inefficient from the standpoint of transactions costs and taxable capital gains.
F. To restore equal weights, 4.00% of the index must turn over, which is efficient from the standpoint of transactions costs and taxable capital gains.
G. To restore equal weights, 4.00% of the index must turn over, which is inefficient from the standpoint of transactions costs and taxable capital gains.
Financial Accounting
ISBN: 978-0078025549
3rd edition
Authors: J. David Spiceland, Wayne Thomas, Don Herrmann