Nate VM is a fund manager and proprietor at Dumo Capital limited. Nate has just forecasted the economic outlook and the probability of occurrence for a 100 000 investment under consideration. What is the standard deviation of this investment? Probability Return Recession 10% -3% Normal 50% 10% Boom ? 15% 5.14% 7.59% 9.29% 8.43% 10.7%

Nate VM is a fund manager and proprietor at Dumo Capital limited. Nate has just forecasted the economic outlook and the probability of occurrence for a 100 000 investment under consideration. What is the standard deviation of this investment? Probability Return Recession 10% -3% Normal 50% 10% Boom ? 15% 5.14% 7.59% 9.29% 8.43% 10.7%

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