A) the portfolio concentration in a single cyclical industry increases.
B) one of two stocks related to the airline industry is replaced with a third stock that is unrelated to the airline industry.
C) a risky asset in the portfolio is replaced with U.S.Treasury bills.
D) the weights of the various diverse securities become more evenly distributed.
E) short-term bonds are replaced with Treasury Bills.
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A) systematic risks.
B) unsystematic risks.
C) expected returns.
D) variances.
E) covariances.
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A) the returns on the two stocks move perfectly in sync with one another.
B) the returns on the two stocks move perfectly opposite of one another.
C) one security must be a risk-free security.
D) the portfolio is equally weighted between the two stocks.
E) the two stocks are completely unrelated to one another.
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A) below
B) on or below
C) on
D) on or above
E) above
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A) .65
B) 1.09
C) 1.42
D) 1.28
E) 1.78
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A) 1.012
B) 1.111
C) 1.157
D) 1.190
E) 1.231
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A) A only
B) C only
C) A and B only
D) B and C only
E) A and C only
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A) Determining the mix of risky and risk-free assets he/she will hold
B) Quantifying the amount of risk he/she is willing to accept
C) Estimating future inflation and risk-free rates
D) Determining the portfolio of risky assets that he/she will hold
E) Specifying a desired rate of return
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A) 3.4%
B) 9.7%
C) 6.3%
D) 8.3%
E) 9.4%
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A) $17.65
B) $50.25
C) $200.15
D) $382.35
E) $400.00
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A) 5.42%
B) 6.83%
C) 9.60%
D) 10.05%
E) 10.81%
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A) 10.69%
B) 6.91%
C) 16.42%
D) 14.46%
E) 10.19%%
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A) adding the risk-free rate to the security's expected return.
B) multiplying the security's beta by the market risk premium.
C) multiplying the security's beta by the risk-free rate of return.
D) dividing the market risk premium by the beta of the security.
E) dividing the market risk premium by the quantity (1 - beta) .
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A) the market rate of return.
B) the beta of the market.
C) a value of one.
D) a value of zero.
E) the risk-free rate of return.
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A) 10.15%
B) 12.60%
C) 15.43%
D) 17.46%
E) 25.04%
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A) .001296
B) .001580
C) .001963
D) .002001
E) .002471
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A) Standard deviation is used to determine the amount of risk premium that should apply to a portfolio.
B) The greater the diversification of a portfolio,the greater the standard deviation of that portfolio.
C) Standard deviation measures only the systematic risk of a portfolio.
D) The standard deviation of a portfolio can often be lowered by changing the weights of the securities in the portfolio.
E) The standard deviation of a portfolio is equal to a weighted average of the standard deviations of the individual securities held within the portfolio.
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A) .9284
B) .1542
C) .5465
D) .1145
E) .0910
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A) .78%
B) 1.41%
C) 2.60%
D) 6.67%
E) 8.01%
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A) A poorly managed firm suddenly goes out of business due to lack of sales
B) A well managed firm reduces its work force and automates several jobs
C) A key employee of a firm suddenly resigns and accepts employment with a key competitor
D) A well respected chairman of the Federal Reserve suddenly resigns
E) A well respected president of a firm suddenly resigns
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