The table given below reports last five years data on annual rates of return (HPYS) on two stocks Year Stock A (%) Stock B (%) 16 -10 24 3 40 30 10 -20 20 pre 3. Compute the coefficient of variation for each stock. By this measure which stock is preferable.
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- Directions: Compute the total returns, the average of returns, and the standard deviation of the following stocks: 1) 2) EGRH Inc. MP, Ltd. STOCK RETURN AVERAGE OF YEA AVERAGE OF RETURNS (x) YEAR STOCK RETURN PRICE (x₁) PRICE RETU Jan-2021 Po Feb-2021 P8.6 Jan-2021 PO. Feb-2021 PO.090 Mar-2021 P0.097 Apr-2021 PO.189 May-2021 PO.164 Mar-2021 P9.14 Apr-2021 P13.30 May-2021 P13 Jun-2021 P60 Jul-2021 16.94 Jun-2021 P0.495 Jul-2021 PO.28 Aug-2021 PO Sep-2021 90 Aug-202 P13.70 Sep-2 P14.88 Oct-2021 0.375 Oct 21 P15.30 Nov-20 PO.325 N2021 P14.30 Dec-2 PO.330 ec-2021 P15.52 3) SD (8) GSM Inc. STOCK YEAR PRICE Jan-2021 P57.70 Feb-2021 P52.90 Mar-2021 P50.95 Apr-2021 P58.25 May-2021 P74.05 Jun-2021 P94.75 Jul-2021 P85.00 Aug-2021 P105.00 Sep-2021 P114.00 Oct-2021 | P101.00 Nov-2021 P100.40 Dec-2021 P113.80 SD (8) = RETURN (x₁) -x)² AVERAGE OF RETURNS (x-x)² (x) SD (8) = ACEE, Inc. YEAR STOCK RETURN PRICE (x₁) Jan-2021 P13.56 Feb-2021 P20.80 Mar-2021 P22.50 Apr-2021 P18.90 May-2021 P17.00…The table below presents the returns on stocks ABC and XYZ for a five-year period. Year ABC XYZ 1 0.16 0.12 2 0.42 0.62 3 -0.02 -0.23 4 -0.26 -0.62 5 0.48 0.52 Calculate the average return, and standard deviation of stock ABC and XYZ. Also calculate the correlation between the two stocks. What does the correlation tell you about the return movements of the two stocks? Calculate the weight of each stock in the minimum variance portfolio, assume the expected return equals to average return for each stock. Find the mix of stocks ABC and XYZ that gives a portfolio on the efficient frontier AND demonstrate why this portfolio is on the efficient frontier by showing that there exists another portfolio of stocks ABC and XYZ that has the same level of risk (portfolio standard deviation) but inferior return. Hint: manipulate the weights you get from part b. Suppose the risk-free rate is 6%. Also assume the…The company stock ticker symbol is PTC. Discuss the past performance of the stock (such as historical trading range). Illustrate with at least two charts of prices over time: one for long term (>= 1 year) and one for short term (<1 year). Also discuss briefly both the overall long term and short-term performance/price behavior.
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