You own the following stocks in your portfolio. What is the portfolio return? Stock Invested Amount...
You own the following stocks in your portfolio. What is the portfolio return?
| Stock | Invested Amount | Return |
| A | 39,388 | -4.48 |
| B | 43,939 | 25.40 |
| C | 32,229 | 28.56 |
| D | 7,602 | 15.34 |
Homework Answers
| Total Portfolio value = Value of A + Value of B + Value of C + Value of D |
| =39388+43939+32229+7602 |
| =123158 |
| Weight of A = Value of A/Total Portfolio Value |
| = 39388/123158 |
| =0.3198 |
| Weight of B = Value of B/Total Portfolio Value |
| = 43939/123158 |
| =0.3568 |
| Weight of C = Value of C/Total Portfolio Value |
| = 32229/123158 |
| =0.2617 |
| Weight of D = Value of D/Total Portfolio Value |
| = 7602/123158 |
| =0.0617 |
| Return of Portfolio = Weight of A*Return of A+Weight of B*Return of B+Weight of C*Return of C+Weight of D*Return of D |
| Return of Portfolio = -4.48*0.3198+25.4*0.3568+28.56*0.2617+15.34*0.0617 |
| Return of Portfolio = 16.05% |
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