You want to make a summary about Your investments. (future Value)2 years ago you invested 3 million HUF into a housing fund that earned 2.3% effective loss annually.v- 1.5 years ago you made a 0.7 million HUF bank depositwith 1.5% annual nominal return and monthly compounding. 1 year ago You invested 2.5 million HUF into a developing market fund and the daily return was0.021 %. The returns were accounted for at the end of eachdays. How much is the current worth of Your portfolio?

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You want to make a summary about Your investments. (future Value)2 years ago you invested 3 million HUF into a housing fund that earned 2.3% effective loss annually.v- 1.5 years ago you made a 0.7 million HUF bank dep with 1.5% annual nominal return and monthly compounding. 1 year ago You invested 2.5 million HUF into a developing market fund and the daily return was0.021 %. The returns were accounted for at the end of each days.How much is the current worth of Your portfolio?

You want to make a summary about Your investments. (future Value)2 years ago you invested 3 million HUF into a housing fund that earned 2.3% effective loss annually.v- 1.5 years ago you made a 0.7 million HUF bank dep with 1.5% annual nominal return and monthly compounding. 1 year ago You invested 2.5 million HUF into a developing market fund and the daily return was0.021 %. The returns were accounted for at the end of each days.How much is the current worth of Your portfolio?

Essentials Of Investments

11th Edition

ISBN:9781260013924

Author:Bodie, Zvi, Kane, Alex, MARCUS, Alan J.

Publisher:Bodie, Zvi, Kane, Alex, MARCUS, Alan J.

Chapter1: Investments: Background And Issues

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