Answer:
B. The portfolio should be reallocated based on their stated investment objective, reducing the cash and bond percentage by 50% and using the proceeds to buy a small or mid-cap growth mutual fund
Explanation:
Since this couple has stated investment goal of development with moderate hazard, a portfolio that just has about 25% values and that has 75% fixed pay protections is improper - since it will give pay; yet little development. The long haul bond and money designation ought to be decreased and supplanted with development stocks to more readily adjust the portfolio. Decision C is unreasonably theoretical for a "preservationist financial specialist." Choice D is to some degree valid since this couple is putting resources into their manager's stock - yet since the stock just speaks to 8% of the client's all out portfolio, this isn't a too much enormous rate.
Sadly, I can relate to this one. It's called cognitive dissonance.
Answer:
Explanation:
AAA AEP
Beginning balance, 1/1/20 200,000 110,000
Less: Distributions (140,000) (0)
Less: Loss (ordinary) (120,000) (0)
Ending Balance (60,000) 110,000
Here AAA is adjusted first for the distributions and then for the loss. The negative balance must be restored to a positive before the shareholders may receive any distributions that will not be taxed as dividend income.
Answer:
Break-even point= 600 units
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
The selling price per dozen is $20, variable costs are $14 per dozen, and total fixed costs are $3600.
The break-even point in units is the number of units required to cover for the fixed costs. We need to use the following formula to calculate it:
Break-even point= fixed costs/ contribution margin
Break-even point= 3,600/ (20 - 14)= 600 units