Assume you are considering a portfolio containing Asset 1 and Asset 2. Asset 1 will represent 38 % of the dollar value of the portfolio, and asset 2 will account for the other 62 %.
Assume that the portfolio is rebalanced at the end of each year. The expected returns over the next 6 years, 2021--2026, for each of these assets are summarized in the following table:
Projected Return
Year Asset L Asset M
2021 -9
33
2022 14
7
2023 25
-9
2024 4
20
2025 -9
35
2026 33
-17
a. Calculate the expected portfolio return,r Subscript p,for each of the 6 years.
b. Calculate the average expected portfolio return,r overbar Subscript p, over the 6-year period.
c. Calculate the standard deviation of expected portfolio returns,s Subscript p, over the 6-year period.
d. Assume that asset 1 represents 62 % of the portfolio and asset 2 is 38 %.
Calculate the average expected return and standard deviation of expected portfolio returns over the 6-year period.
e. Compare your answers in part d to the answers from parts b and c.
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a.
The expected portfolio return, r Subscript p, for 2021 is ____%. (Round to two decimal places.)
The expected portfolio return,r Subscript p, for 2022 is _____%. (Round to two decimal places.)
The expected portfolio return, r Subscript p, for 2023 is______% (Round to two decimal places.)
The expected portfolio return,r Subscript p, for 2024 is______% (Round to two decimal places.)
The expected portfolio return,r Subscript p, for 2025 is______%(Round to two decimal places.)
The expected portfolio return,r Subscript p for 2026 is_______% (Round to two decimal places.)
b. The average expected portfolio return,r overbar Subscript p,over the 6-year period is _______%. (Round to two decimal places.)
c. The standard deviation of expected portfolio returns,s Subscript p,over the 6-year period is _______%. (Round to three decimal places.)
d. If asset L represents 62 % of the portfolio and asset M 38 %,the average expected portfolio return, r overbar Subscript p,over the 6-year period is _______%(Round to two decimal places.)
If asset L represents 62 % of the portfolio and asset M 38 %, the standard deviation of expected portfolio returns, s Subscript p, over the 6-year period is ______%. (Round to three decimal places.)
e. Compare your answers in part d to the answers from parts b and c.
Which of the following statements is correct? (Select the best choice below.)
A.Compared to part d, in parts b and c we are getting a higher return at the cost of a higher standard deviation. This occurs because we are investing more heavily in the riskier asset.
B.Compared to part d, in parts b and c we are getting a lower return at the cost of a higher standard deviation. This occurs because we are investing more heavily in the riskier asset.
C.Compared to part d, in parts b and c we are getting a higher return at the cost of a lower standard deviation. This occurs because we are investing more heavily in the riskier asset..
D. Compared to part d, in parts b and c we are getting a higher return at the cost of a higher standard deviation. This occurs because we are investing more heavily in the less risky asset.
First of all below Excel sheet data gives answers of a,b and c :-
Formulas used:-
Expexted portfolio return :- =(B7*0.38)+(C7*0.62)
Average return on portfolio :- =AVERAGE(D7:D12)
Standard deviation of portfolio :- =STDEV(D7:D12)
Now let's take
Q.(d)
Formulas used :-
for Expected return on portfolio :- =(B7*0.62)+(C7*0.38)
Other formulas are as same as in above question.
Q.(e)
A.Compared to part d, in parts b and c we are getting a higher return at the cost of a higher standard deviation. This occurs because we are investing more heavily in the riskier asset.
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