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makkiz [27]
2 years ago
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Callahan and megan plan to invest in corporate securities. while callahan plans to retire next year on his 65th birthday, megan

is celebrating her first job after college and her 22nd birthday. which of the two investors would be well advised to choose a more conservative investment strategy? a. callahanb. megan
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1 answer:
madreJ [45]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

a. callahanb

Explanation:

Conservative investment strategy means investing in a less risky asset so the there is certain cash flow . Investment in govt bonds or treasury bills or company debentures etc of good rating are example of conservative investment strategy.

Old timers should opt for conservative investment . It is so because their risk bearing capacity is low. They can be reined in case of any windfall loss .

They have fixed liability in the form of medical expenses etc.

On the other hand youngsters have no such fixed liability . So they go for some risky alternative to take advantage of risk premium.

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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In this case the number of periods means the number of quarters a year have, which is 4

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Semiannually means that every 6 months Will Smith will receive a 12% interest rate of the initial investment. To convert this periodic rate to an annual rate you use the same above formula:

Annual rate= ((1+Periodic rate)^(# periods))-1

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Annual rate = ((1+12%)^(2))-1

Annual rate= 25.44%

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