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COMM_V 298 101 102 103 2025W1 Class 16 Practice Quiz

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Part 2 of 4 The portfolio weights for each stock are: Stock A: [ Select ] -25% -50% 100% 25% 50% Stock W: [ Select ] -25% -100% 25% -50% 100% 50% Stock Z: [ Select ] -25% -50% 100% 50% -100% 25%

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We start by restating the problem in our own words to ensure understanding: there are three stocks (A, W, Z) each requiring a portfolio weight value to be selected from a list of possible percentages. The overall goal is typically to have the weights sum to 100% (the total portfolio allocation). Option analysis for each stock relies on two key ideas: (1) the sum of all chosen weights should equal 100%, and (2) the allowed choices per stock should be respected. Step-by-step examination of the presented correct triple (-33.33%, 50.00%, 83.33%): - If we take A = -33.33%, W = 50.00%, Z = 83.33%, then the total is -33.33% + 50.00% + 83.33% = 100.00%. This satisfies th......Login to view full explanation

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