If you own 600 shares of Alaska Corporation at $23.25, 450 shares of Best Compan

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If you own 600 shares of Alaska Corporation at $23.25, 450 shares of Best Company at $34.50. and 150 sham of Motor Company at $6.95. what are the portfolio weights of each stock? Alaska = .6000, Best = .4500. Motor = .1500 Alaska = .3594, first = .5332. Motor = .1074 Alaska = .4571. Best = .5087, Motor = .0342 Alaska = .2325. first = .3450. Motor = .0695 This is the dollar return characterized at a percentage of money invested average return dollar return market return percentage return This is a measure of risk to reward earned by an investment over a specific period of time. coefficient of variation market deviation standard deviation total variation To compensate the bondholders for getting the bond cased, the issuer pays which of the following call feature call premium coupon rate original issue premium Calculate the price of a 6.5% coupon bond with 17 years left to maturity and a market interest rate of 10.5%. (Assume interest rates are semiannual and par value is $1,000.) Is this a discount or premium bond? $685.93; discount $791.03; discount $1, 051.83; premium $1, 176.31; premium

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Answers. Value Weight Explanation 1 600 shares @ $23.25 13,950.00 0.4571 13,950/30,017.50 450 Shares @$34.50 15,525.00 0.5087 15,525/30,517.5 150 Shares @$ 6.95     1,042.50 0.0342 1042.5/30517.50 30,517.50 So Answer is , 3) Alaska = 0.4571, Best = .5087, Motor 0.0342 2 Percentage return is a dollar return characterised as a of money invested 3 Coefficient of variation is a measure of risk to reward earned by an investment overa specific period of time 4 To compensate the bondholders for getting the bond called, the issuer pays Call Premium. 5 P0 =$C(PVIFA,r%,n)+$1000(PVIF,r%, n) P0= $32.5(PVIFA,5.25%,34)+$1000(PVIF,5.25%,34) P0= $32.5(15.7034)+$1000(0.1756) P0= $685.93 And This a Discount bond Answer= 1)$685.93, Discount

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