Financial Accounting
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3. Excel Question. Download the monthly NASDAQ prices (1985-2023) from Brightspace.
What is the simple arithmetic average return over this period?
What would have been your annualized HPR if you invested (reinvesting the proceeds)
over this period?
Disregard the question, I just put it there for your reference. But how do i compute the arithmetic average return for this? Please just tell me how to compute it. I am not asking you to solve it. And also tell me how to compute the annualized HPR using the data
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