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3 years ago

You own the following portfolio of stocks. What is the portfolio weight of Stock C?

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LuckyWell [14K]3 years ago

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Answer:

38?59%

Explanation:

Calculation for the portfolio weight of Stock C

First step is to calculate the Total Value of Stock A to Stock D in the Portfolio using this formula

Total Value of stock A to stock D in Portfolio = Number of Shares * Stock Price

Let plug in the formula

Total Value of stock A to stock D in Portfolio = (A 120 *$32)+ (B 750* $28)+ (C 450* $52) +(D 240* $51)

Total Value of stock A to stock D in Portfolio = A $3,840+ B$21,000+C$23,400+D$12,240

Total Value of stock A to stock D in Portfolio=$60,480

Last step is to calculate the portfolio weight of Stock C using this formula

Portfolio weight of Stock C =Stock C /Total Value of stock A to stock D in Portfolio

Let plug in the formula

Portfolio weight of Stock C= 450 *$52/$60,480

Portfolio weight of Stock C=$23,400/$60,480

Portfolio weight of Stock C=0.3869*100

Portfolio weight of Stock C=38.69%

Therefore the Portfolio weight of Stock C will be 38.69%

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