Suppose you have $1000 to invest and are using two stocks (A and B) to construct a
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Suppose you have $1000 to invest and are using two stocks (A and B) to construct a market-neutral portfolio. Based on your analysis, the weight for A = 37.4
(It is 37.4, not 37.4%)
(It is 37.4, not 37.4%)
(It is 37.4, not 37.4%)
(It is 37.4, not 37.4%)
(It is 37.4, not 37.4%)
- Calculate the weight for B.
- What do those numbers (the two weights) mean?
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