4. Which ETF is least risky? 5. Which ETF is least correlated with ETF A? 6. Calculate James' portfolio risk Portfolio return: and retum if he invests in ETFS A and D (Showing work is optional.) equally. (WA = Wo = 50%) Portfolio risk: (Showing work is optional.) Calculate James' portfolio risk Portfolio return: and return if he invests 50% in ETF A (Showing work is optional.) and 50% in a risk-free asset yielding Portfolio risk: 7. 0.25% during the same 12-month investment period. (Showing work is optional.)
4. Which ETF is least risky? 5. Which ETF is least correlated with ETF A? 6. Calculate James' portfolio risk Portfolio return: and retum if he invests in ETFS A and D (Showing work is optional.) equally. (WA = Wo = 50%) Portfolio risk: (Showing work is optional.) Calculate James' portfolio risk Portfolio return: and return if he invests 50% in ETF A (Showing work is optional.) and 50% in a risk-free asset yielding Portfolio risk: 7. 0.25% during the same 12-month investment period. (Showing work is optional.)
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Transcribed Image Text:James Peterson has gathered the following information of 5 exchange-traded funds (ETFS). The
performance data of the ETFS are presented in the following table.
Annual risk Correlation with
(STDEV)
ETF
Price
Price
Dividend
12-month
4/30/2020
4/30/2021
paid
total retum
ETF A
$0
$0
A
100
44%
32%
+100%
B
100
3%
4%
- 16%
100
$0
10%
27%
+65%
D
100
$3
15%
15%
+76%
100
$1
10%
17%
+71%
Transcribed Image Text:Which ETF is least risky?
Which ETF is least correlated
4.
5.
with ETF A?
6.
Calculate James' portfolio risk Portfolio return:
and retum if he invests in ETFS A and D (Showing work is optional.)
equally. (WA = Wo = 50%)
Portfolio risk:
(Showing work is optional.)
Calculate James' portfolio risk Portfolio return:
and return if he invests 50% in ETF A (Showing work is optional.)
and 50% in a risk-free asset yielding Portfolio risk:
7.
0.25% during the same 12-month
investment period.
(Showing work is optional.)
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