Sally has invested in a portfolio that has earned 30% in January, -30% in February, and...
Sally has invested in a portfolio that has earned 30% in January, -30% in February, and 21% in March. What was her average monthly return?
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3.37% |
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7% |
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3.26% |
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6.56% |
Homework Answers
Average monthly rate:
= Total return over 3 months/Number of months
= (30%-30%+21%)/3
= 21%/3
= 7%
Hence, correct option is 7%
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