This question has two sub-questions.
Assume that t-bills generates a return of 3 %. Which of the following risky portfolios is the optimal risky portfolio?
Now assume that you wish to have a total expected return on your portfolio of 5 %, how much of your funds should be invested in the optimal risky portfolio, and how much in t-bills, respectively?
E(r) |
σ |
|
Portfolio A |
10 % |
26 % |
Portfolio B |
11 % |
31 % |
Portfolio C |
8 % |
25 % |
Select one:
a. Portfolio C is the optimal risky portfolio and you should have 40 % in the risky portfolio and the rest in t-bills.
b. Portfolio A is the optimal risky portfolio and you should have 39 % in the risky portfolio and the rest in t-bills.
c. At least two of the risky portfolios are equally preferable.
d. I cannot tell which risky portfolio that is optimal with the given information.
e. Portfolio B is the optimal risky portfolio and you should have 30 % in the risky portfolio and the rest in t-bills.
f. Portfolio C is the optimal risky portfolio and you should have 48 % in the risky portfolio and the rest in t-bills.
g. Portfolio A is the optimal risky portfolio and you should have 29 % in the risky portfolio and the rest in t-bills.
h. Portfolio B is the optimal risky portfolio and you should have 25 % in the risky portfolio and the rest in t-bills.
g. Portfolio A is the optimal risky portfolio and you should have 29 % in the risky portfolio and the rest in t-bills.
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