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2. Based on your '#1 goal,' would this part of the initial wealth (investable amount) be adequate - using 'gut feelings - to achieve that goal? What if you were to combine more than 1 item? Which items? How would your numbers change? 3. Now review the above and after adjusting the 'gut' estimates - based upon your revised thoughts on how much you can afford to put towards the new investment. Make sure you explain in detail. 4. What $ amount would be available now to put towards achieving your '#1 goal? 5. Based on your #1 goal,' would this revised $ investable amount be adequate to achieve that goal if you used the historical average return of the average common stock (9%)? How much would the initial wealth grow to over the time horizon for your #1 goal? Compare to the target $s needed. Show your calculations following the examples in the Lecture Notes. What is your reaction? 6. Based on your '#1 goal,' would this revised $ investable amount be adequate to achieve that goal if you used the historical average return of the risk-free asset (3%)? How much would the initial wealth grow to in the time horizon for your #1 goal? Compare to the target $s needed. Show your calculations following the examples in the Lecture Notes. What is your reaction? 7. Based on your '#1 gcal' target $s needed required to achieve that goal, and, if you used the historical average return of the average common stock (9%), how much initial wealth is needed in the time horizon for your #1 goal? Compare to the revised $ investable amount from selling your item(s). Show your calculations following the examples in the Lecture Notes. What is your reaction? 8. Based on your #1 goal' target $s needed required to achieve that goal, and, the revised $ investable amount from selling your item(s), what return do you need to match them in the time horizon for your #1 goal? Show your calculations following the examples in the Lecture Notes. What is your reaction? 2. Based on your '#1 goal,' would this part of the initial wealth (investable amount) be adequate - using 'gut feelings - to achieve that goal? What if you were to combine more than 1 item? Which items? How would your numbers change? 3. Now review the above and after adjusting the 'gut' estimates - based upon your revised thoughts on how much you can afford to put towards the new investment. Make sure you explain in detail. 4. What $ amount would be available now to put towards achieving your '#1 goal? 5. Based on your #1 goal,' would this revised $ investable amount be adequate to achieve that goal if you used the historical average return of the average common stock (9%)? How much would the initial wealth grow to over the time horizon for your #1 goal? Compare to the target $s needed. Show your calculations following the examples in the Lecture Notes. What is your reaction? 6. Based on your '#1 goal,' would this revised $ investable amount be adequate to achieve that goal if you used the historical average return of the risk-free asset (3%)? How much would the initial wealth grow to in the time horizon for your #1 goal? Compare to the target $s needed. Show your calculations following the examples in the Lecture Notes. What is your reaction? 7. Based on your '#1 gcal' target $s needed required to achieve that goal, and, if you used the historical average return of the average common stock (9%), how much initial wealth is needed in the time horizon for your #1 goal? Compare to the revised $ investable amount from selling your item(s). Show your calculations following the examples in the Lecture Notes. What is your reaction? 8. Based on your #1 goal' target $s needed required to achieve that goal, and, the revised $ investable amount from selling your item(s), what return do you need to match them in the time horizon for your #1 goal? Show your calculations following the examples in the Lecture Notes. What is your reaction