The correlation between stocks A and B is equal to the: standard deviation of A

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The correlation between stocks A and B is equal to the:

standard deviation of A divided by the standard deviation of B.

covariance of A and B divided by the product of the standard deviation of A multiplied by the standard deviation of B.

standard deviation of B divided by the covariance between A and B.

sum of the variances of A and B divided by the covariance of A and B.

product of the standard deviation of A multiplied by the standard deviation of B divided by covariance of AB with the market.

Explanation / Answer

Correlation of A & B = covariance of A and B divided by the product of the standard deviation of A multiplied by the standard deviation of B

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