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Benefits of diversification. Sally Rogers has decided to invest her wealth equally across the following three assets: . What are her expected returns and the
risk from her investment in the three assets? How do they compare with investing in asset M alone? Hint: Find the standard deviations of asset M and of the
portfolio equally invested in assets M, N, and O.
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Step 1

Expected return:

First, it is required to compute the expected return of each state. Then the return of each state would be multiplied with the probability of each state and then take the sum of all three figures to get the expected return of the portfolio.

Step 2

Since an equal amount is invested in all three assets, the weight of each asset would be 33%.

Compute the expected return if the state is boom using the equation as shown below:

Expected return=Return of Asset M×Weight of Asset M                          +Return of Asset N×Weight of Asset N                          +Return of Asset O×Weight of Asset O                       =11%×33%+20%×33%+3%×33%                       =11.22%

 

Hence, the expected return is 11.22%.

 

Step 3

Compute the expected return if the state is normal using the equation as shown below:

Expected return=Return of Asset M×Weight of Asset M                          +Return of Asset N×Weight of Asset N                          +Return of Asset O×Weight of Asset O                       =9%×33%+13%×33%+9%×33%                       =10.23%

 

Hence, the expected return is 10.23%.

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