1) An investor buys a stock for $95 and sells it for $102 one year later....

 

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1) An investor buys a stock for $95 and sells it for $102 one year later. He also collects a $2 dividend. What is the holding period return for this stock? 2) What type of interest does the annual percentage rate (APR) represent? 3) Suppose that a portfolio has an expected return of 20% and a standard deviation of 45%. The risk-free rate of return is 5%. What is the Sharpe Ratio of this portfolio? 4) What measure of risk for a stock or portfolio is used in the Modern Portfolio Theory framework? 5) Draw a graph of the Security Market Line (SML). 1) An investor buys a stock for $95 and sells it for $102 one year later. He also collects a $2 dividend. What is the holding period return for this stock? 2) What type of interest does the annual percentage rate (APR) represent? 3) Suppose that a portfolio has an expected return of 20% and a standard deviation of 45%. The risk-free rate of return is 5%. What is the Sharpe Ratio of this portfolio? 4) What measure of risk for a stock or portfolio is used in the Modern Portfolio Theory framework? 5) Draw a graph of the Security Market Line (SML).

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