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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 ] Stock W: [ Select ] Stock Z: [ Select ]

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The question asks for the portfolio weights for Stock A, Stock W, and Stock Z, with the provided answer set [-50%, 50%, 100%]. Since there are no listed answer options to evaluate individually, I will analyze the implications of these weights and common portfolio constraints. First, consider the typical constraint for portfolio weights: the sum of the weights across all assets should equal 100% (or 1.00 in decimal form). Under this constraint, adding the three proposed weights gives: -50% + 50% + 100% = 100%. This indicates that, mathematical......Login to view full explanation

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