Let two risky assets, U and T and the following information regarding the two assets
E(rU) = 5%, σU = 13% and E(rT) = 90%, σT = 22%. Also assume that ρU,T = -1.
Then, to form a zero risk portfolio by combining the two assets wU must equal (approximately)
a. |
0.63 |
b. |
0.84 |
c. |
0.24 |
d. |
1.34 |
Answer: a. 0.63
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