Consider an investment whose annual return is normally distributed with a mean of 4% and a...

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Consider an investment whose annual return is normally distributed with a mean of 4% and a standard deviation of 14%. (a) What is the probability that I lose money on this investment, in any given year? Please express your answer as a percentage, to the nearest ten basis points. Probability of Losing Money = (b) What is the 20% value at risk on the investment? Please express your answer as a percentage, to the nearest ten basis points. VaR 0.2 = % % (c) If I invest in this asset, how much should expect to lose in my worst year out of 5? Please express your answer as a percent, to the nearest ten basis points. % Consider an investment whose annual return is normally distributed with a mean of 4% and a standard deviation of 14%. (a) What is the probability that I lose money on this investment, in any given year? Please express your answer as a percentage, to the nearest ten basis points. Probability of Losing Money = (b) What is the 20% value at risk on the investment? Please express your answer as a percentage, to the nearest ten basis points. VaR 0.2 = % % (c) If I invest in this asset, how much should expect to lose in my worst year out of 5? Please express your answer as a percent, to the nearest ten basis points. %

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