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A portfolio has $1,000 invested in risk-free assets with a 4% rate of return an…

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Risk-Free Investing

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A portfolio has $1,000 invested in risk-free assets with a 4% rate of return and $4,000 invested in the market, with a 16% rate of return and 19% standard deviation.

What is the standard deviation of the portfolio?
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A portfolio consists of two securities: a risk-free asset and stock X. The expected return on the risk-free asset is 4.25%. The expected return of Stock X is 16% with a standard deviation of 22%. What is the portfolio standard deviation if the expected return for the portfolio is 12%?
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A portfolio with a standard deviation of 10% is made up of the market portfolio and the risk free rate. The risk free rate is 5% and the market expected return is 20% with a standard deviation of 16%.