The simulation output from Example 11.6 indicates that an investment heavy in stocks produces the best results. Would it be better to invest entirely in stocks? Answer this by rerunning the simulation. Is there any apparent downside to this strategy?
Chapter 11, Problems #14
The simulation output from Example 11.6 indicates that an investment heavy in stocks produces the best results. Would it be better to invest entirely in stocks? Answer this by rerunning the simulation. Is there any apparent downside to this strategy?
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Planning for retirement Historical data and probabilities Year T-Bills T-Bonds Stocks Inflation ProbWts Probability 1946 0.0035 -0.0010 -0.0807 0.1817 0.2916 0.0082 1947 0.0050 -0.0263 0.0571 0.0901 …View the full answer
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