Which of the Stocks in Elaine's portfolio are most likely growth stocks and why?Stock D because it has the highest P/E and does not have a dividendO Stock E because it has the highest mean return and does not have adividendO Stock A because it has the greatest returnO Stock F because it has the highest beta and standard deviation and does not have a dividend. Shares Stock1,0005752005001,0001,250Stock AStock BStock CStock DStock EStock FXBetaσ6%0.6511%11%0.759%7% 0.65 10%3% 0.708%0.9515%18%1.1025%22%StocksR²75%65%30%45%70%20%P/ERatio13.014.015.125.214.411.1DividendYield3.0%3.7%3.7%0.0%0.0%0.0%Basis$30,000$45,000$20,000$11,000$20,000$23,000Total value of stocksFair MarketValue$ 38,000$ 46,000$17,000$ 8,500$ 18,000$ 25,000$152,500

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Which of the Stocks in Elaine's portfolio are most likely growth stocks and why? O Stock D because it has the highest P/E and does not have a dividend O Stock E because it has the highest mean return and does not have adividend O Stock A because it has the greatest return O Stock F because it has the highest beta and standard deviation and does not have a dividen

Which of the Stocks in Elaine's portfolio are most likely growth stocks and why? O Stock D because it has the highest P/E and does not have a dividend O Stock E because it has the highest mean return and does not have adividend O Stock A because it has the greatest return O Stock F because it has the highest beta and standard deviation and does not have a dividen

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